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OAuth 2.0 is not a replacement of SMTP, it is simply a way to authenticate with your Google account. It replaces the username/password authentication. So, you still send mail through SMTP.
It solved it for me.
Awesome to have a solution before posting the problem.
Thanks Yehudah and Soren! =))I don’t see anything unusual… Projectica.org loads without redirect, internal links too.
If I Edit site, it still says “p-school…”
Do you mean the WordPress Administration is still at the main site? I don’t know how WordPress handles this, and haven’t used the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin in quite a while, but that may be the default choice. In the plugin there may be a setting for it… not sure though. But is it a problem when it is to be expected? Or am I missing something?
Well done, @janerette =))
Btw, in the footer of your main site there’s an error in the Facebook link (// instead of / at the end).Good to know domain mapping is now that easy, @nnikolov, tnx!
Hey Janerette,
No worries. Sites are not created in subdirectories. So you can’t point the domain to the folder. However, you can use the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin for this. It’s a little bit tricky but if you follow the instructions closely you should be fine.
GL with it!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Better YOURLS] Security ErrorConfirming the security error…
I use the plugin on a multisite (Yes, it works like a charm, Chris, tnx!). First I saw “Security Error” at the bottom of the “At Glance” widget in the dashboard of the main site. The
<div class="sub"></div>had disappeared too, or at least that section was not styled.I just updated a bunch of plugins and didn’t have time to look for the cause. Then I created a new site as a new user to test something and none of the admin screens were available in the new site…
Then I found this topic, deactivated Better YOURLS: problem solved.
Activating the plugin again, however, and creating another site, does not reproduce this error.
Moongear, I don’t think it’s ok to resolve the error like this. You basically interrupt the validation, so yeh, it does not die. Yet I would assume it is not what causes the error, especially since the same method, with OR, can also be found in the codex.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Network setup doesn’t appear.Not sure if it should make a difference, but did you try deactivating all plugins? If yes, then maybe try deactivating all plugins and switching to a default theme.
Hey Remy,
Thank you for your reply. I know this is the procedure, but it’s not very obvious on my site. Instead I deactivated the plugin and waited a bit until other plugins were updated, then tried again… just now.
And the problem seems gone.
Got to love it when problems simply vanish 🙂And I’m very happy to be able to use your plugin again. It makes a big difference on the number of failed login attempts.
Chrz!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Network site is goneHey Danny,
I’m not sure whether you can simply switch from a subdomain to a subdirectory install, but if you did you also will need to change the .htaccess file. Check the link for an example of subdomain vs subdir.
I hope that helps. GL with it!
Hey Davi de Assis,
Turning off file editing from within WordPress admin area is an iThemes Security feature. I’m not familiar with the plugin, but would guess you can turn that on/off in the iThemes settings.
Hey gennymac,
You can set a meta description, straight in the preview.
You can edit the snippet straight where you see it, making the interface much smoother and easier to work with. This feature replaces the fields for title and meta description. You can now also edit the post slug straight from this interface. – Yoast SEO 3.0.
See the video on that page for an illustration.
Hey Said,
You can now edit the meta title and description straight in the snippet preview. See the little video and explanation here.
On my site the HTML editor did not disappear. I did have a different problem first, but this solved clearing the browser cache.
This has resolved 90% of issues so far! – Joost
If that wouldn’t help, try clearing other cache as well (e.g. W3T, Cloudflare, …). Else best see what causes the issue by deactivating other plugins, or by switching to the default theme and report it in the support forum.
I hope that helps.
GL with it!Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite problemsHello Motard,
If your site is multisite already, there are no entries in the tools menu. These are only there when your site is ready to be turned into a multisite.
When the site is multisite, however, and you are network admin, you should see ‘network admin’ as the first item in the “my sites” menu in the toolbar. If you do not see that, you probably didn’t get the correct permissions.
From what you write I tend to think that you are admin at new.lizgarden.pt but not a member of http://www.lizgarden.pt, which should be the main site of the multisite.
Another possibility is that you have 2 WordPress installs, one in the root and one in a folder named ‘new’, yet you then should see that folder via FTP.
As far as I’m aware this would make it easier to move the site from new to www, e.g. by Pointing your home site’s URL to a subdirectory. I’m not sure how you can move new to www when it’s in a multisite… Perhaps this tutorial may help with that.
But the first thing to do, if I’m guessing correctly, would be to retrieve access to the site. If you have access to phpMyAdmin you could create a new user and give it network admin privileges.
In the last link you can also find a way to do it with a function. This may be useful if you do not have access to phpMyAdmin.
I never tried any of these though.
But I hope that helps.
GL with it!Finally solved this. I made the wrong assumption that variables can’t be used as key in an array. The problem was caused by using the wrong function.
get_template_directory()returns the absolute path.
get_stylesheet_directory_uri()returns the URL.So this was the solution:
$choice2 = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/css/file.css'; $wp_customize->add_control( 'control_something', array( 'label' => __( 'label', 'theme' ), 'section' => 'section', 'settings' => 'set_something', 'priority' => 1, 'type' => 'select', 'choices' => array( 'choice 1' => __( 'Choice 1', 'theme' ), $choice2 => __( 'Choice 2', 'theme' ), ), ) );Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Problem with multisiteIt’s a bit hard to understand what you write and you don’t give much info, but my guess would be that you did not update your .htaccess. Here you can see how it should look.
Could you verify/confirm that you have followed the steps to create a network meticulously?