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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Does the JetPack Plugin Work with Multisite?OK so I didn’t do the network install and did the per-site install. However when I go a site, active the plugin, and then check the stats after a while, the stats page load up almost completely blank and the last line of HTML is
<li class="wp-has-submenu wp-has-current-submenu wp-menu-open menu-top toplevel_page_jetpack menu-top-last" id="toplevel_page_jetpack">. When I go to wordpress.com and login there, the stats show up fine.Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Does the JetPack Plugin Work with Multisite?I’m doing per site installs instead of the network install. Do I need to do a network activate first or instead of the per-site activation? The JetPack plugin itself said everything was fine when I followed its instructions and activated the site through the wordpress.com link it provides.
@emsi my goodness you’re dense. Visit http://automattic.com/. It’s all the same people and my point is that if they’re changing the stats plugin, at least let everyone know instead of making us fumble around in the dark trying to figure it out on our own. If the plugin is going to be abandoned in favor of jetpack then fine, but at least let us know. </end of rant>
“The plugin is developed and maintained by wordpress.com.”
Which was created by Automattic. Really? You don’t know that WordPress.com, WordPress.org, Gravatar and Akismet are all owned by Automattic?
“This forum is for wordpress.org – not wordpress.com.”
Um, so what? The stats plugin requires that you get a key from the .com site.
I don’t get it. This thread is huge and Automattic hasn’t said a peep. They make the plugin and WordPress don’t they?
I’m getting: Your WordPress.com account, <username> is not authorized to view the stats of this blog. on my multi site install. Worked fine as of two days ago.
Same situation here. The message seems to indicate that they’re aware of the problem and are working on it. I remember reading something that they’re switching from the Flash charts to a JavaScript chart solution so maybe that’s part of the problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: disable new admin barGo to your profile and you should see the option “Show Admin Bar”. You have two checkbox choices, “when viewing site” and “in dashboard”.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Front Page DisplaysFile this one under stupid. There were no pages yet in the main blog. Thanks all.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Front Page DisplaysJust Akismet and WP Latex (written by the same people that wrote Akismet). Besides, what would a plugin have to do with the admin pages unless it was an admin plugin?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Front Page DisplaysI reverted to the 2010 theme and it made no difference. All the subsites show that option fine but the main blog won’t.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Wp_login Action Hook Doesn't Work in Network Mode?Thanks Ipstenu and Andrea_r, I’ll check that out. Wasn’t aware of it.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Wp_login Action Hook Doesn't Work in Network Mode?I’m only activating it as admin and not for everyone who has an account. I don’t want the users to see the plugin or be able to delete or deactivate it. Are there no hooks for admin use that will activate for every wordpress user?
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Passing Arguments to add_action?Thanks for your help. The funky stuff I want to do is just know when some activities on the admin side have been performed (post published, page trashed, etc.) There are a lot of hooks so I wanted to avoid creating a function for each hook since I don’t need to do anything with the hook action per se, but just rather know when the hook action was triggered. I suppose I could go the route of writing functions for each admin hook action but that just seems like a long way to go about doing this. By the way, none of this is in my functions.php — I’m going the plugin route.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Passing Arguments to add_action?That sort of worked. The issue now is that while the passed parameter is correct, the call to the hook is being repeated many times. 13 times would be the count I received however I’m not sure if they’re all from the same page, or coming from the page loading itself after a new page is added and then me going to check the plugin page. Seems that navigating the admin interface causes the add_action to trigger, or is that what do_action is doing, even when I’m not publishing or trashing a page? Basically I just want to know when any administrative function has occurred and log it.