tommcgee

Nice solution, iclysdale, that worked for me.

Option 1 worked perfectly, thank you! We didn’t want non-superadmins adding people anyway.

We have 25 plugins activated at the network level, which I can list if you need them. And of course blog-by-blog they vary.

But I’ve found a pattern.

There are three different places you can modify a user, at the network level, at the blog level, or at the “edit site” level.

If a user is NOT registered with a role on the root site, they can’t be edited from the network level. I tested user A, who was an administrator on many sub-blogs but had no role on the root site. I couldn’t edit her, but then made her a subscriber on the root site, and I could. At the network level.

Even if a user has a role on the network, if they are an administrator they cannot be edited on the blog level. So user A, even after I added her to the root site, could not be edited from the users screen on the blog level.

These users cannot be modified from the Edit Site::Users screen either, BUT it’s possible to change their role using the checkbox/dropdown tools.

The problem also holds for a custom role I set up called SafeAdministrator. The image at

https://blogs.shu.edu/?attachment_id=806

shows the permission set.

Hopefully this will help you experiment on one of your own setups.

Thanks, drtonyb, your solution worked perfectly. Example page: https://tom-mcgee.com/blog/archives/6857

I think so. I was running the “Drag & Drop Featured Image” ever since 3.4.2, but I just disabled it on my 3.5.2 installation and featured images seem to work with my setup.

Thanks! Works great now.

How do I change my star rating?

Now that it’s fixed, it’s back to being a really helpful backup to Akismet for some blogs that aren’t being filtered well enough.

Thanks, Todd!

That is my review. It has a serious problem, and there’s really not much more to delve into beyond the fatal problem with the first screen you see.

And I’m not using HyperCache, or any other caching plugin. Also, after clearing it (clicking “hide”) I tried in another browser, and it was still there.

This is absolutely appalling. I’d rather have the Viagra ads, at least they’re below the first screen.

Thanks, rockgod100; yes, I do have file editing disallowed. So I guess that’s the issue, and I’ll try changing that permission to see what happens.

….five minutes later….

Yes, that worked. It’s in wp-content/plugins/feed-them-social/includes/feed-them-functions.php, line 7, for those of you playing at home.

That doesn’t even work consistently. Why can’t the default be that the list of tracks is played in the order I specify in the shortcode?

cgossy, thanks for that. I modified the .js file as you suggest, and the plug-in now works with my Samsung Slate.

Tested on IE10 on the Windows 8 side, and with Firefox and Chrome on the Windows 7 side.

Nice work.

Install the Drag & Drop Featured Image plug-in, https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/drag-drop-featured-image/description/.

It sets up another way to do it, and it worked for us.

Hm. Anyone up for an English translation? It seems pretty straightforward but I wouldn’t want to blow up my installation!