alexanderbailey

I just sent you a link to a zipped copy of my custom plugin via your contact form. Many thanks!

The form on this staging page is now set to mail me (so you are welcome to test it):
https://sf.nnalphastaging.wpengine.com/contact/

Thank you!

Hi Shamim,

Everything seems good with 6.1.1! I tested logging in as a superadmin and as a regular admin at a few subsites and captcha works as expected. Leaving a comment on a post works as expected (with regard to the Captcha). The superadmin can access the ANR’s settings, the regular admin can’t. This seems right.

Thank you!

Now, I still have the following in my must-use plugin:

if ( !function_exists( 'anr_verify_captcha' ) ) {
  add_action( 'admin_notices', 'no_anr_notice' );
} 
else {
  add_filter( 'anr_same_settings_for_all_sites', '__return_true' );
}

Do I need to keep this, or is it redundant now?

Cheers.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by alexanderbailey.

Here’s a sign post for anyone using Advanced Custom Fields in combination with Network Posts Expanded who is finding that include_acf_fields=‘field_name’ isn’t displaying or is only displaying on some posts:

I’m using ACF’s local JSON feature to get my custom field groups to all my subsites. I found is that NPE only displays ACF fields in its output after I manually sync my fields on each subsite.

That said, NPE seemed to be reading my ACF date field regardless of whether I had manually synced the fields, i.e, it would order those posts correctly based on order_post_by_acf_date='event_date asc' even on posts where include_acf_fields=‘event_date’ wasn’t displaying my event_date value.

I might revisit my use of local JSON to sync my ACF field groups…

P.S.

hide_acf_label appears in NPE’s tutorial and documentation but it should be hide_acf_labels instead.
https://agaveplugins.com/tutorials/plugins/multisite/network-posts-extended/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/network-posts-extended/#faq

Can you access that page from network admin (not from main site admin)?

No.

The main site admin plugins page (/wp-admin/plugins.php) is the only place where I see a link to ANR settings. The link points to /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=anr-admin-settings.

Network admin plugins (/wp-admin/network/plugins.php) doesn’t show a link to ANR options. I tried adding “network/” to the settings URL above (i.e., /wp-admin/network/options-general.php?page=anr-admin-settings) but I got a “requested URL not found” error.

Hi Shamin,

You’re right, the reCaptcha error has fixed itself, with no action from me other than patience. Was it only my computer? (I tried several browsers, incognito mode, etc.) We may never know.

Thank you for checking, sorry for the trouble.

I will have another try at getting anr_same_settings_for_all_sites to work on the staging server. I’ll report back if I have any new insights.

Cheers!