DeannaS

Okay, I took a look, and the plugin still works. It’s just not doing what you want it to do because it’s not designed to do what you want it to do. Basically, the plugin changes the role someone is assigned to on the main site. OR, if you select roles for other existing sites AND check the box that says “Add user to blogs” a new user will be added to each of the identified sites with the identified role.

It’s NOT designed to change the role on a brand new blog because that hasn’t been set yet.

I do a similar thing in the New Blog Defaults plugin. You could probably look at the code there and update the new user’s role to editor after the new blog is created. There may be a rule that each blog HAS to have an owner, though. Are you first trying to make some other account the owner? (Not sure if that rule exists. But, it would be logical.)

I have the solution Zack. I’d be super psyched if you’d officially add it so we don’t have to fork your code. It’s a super easy one-liner. Just add the following in your kws_rich_text_tags function. (I put it on line 62):

add_action( 'admin_print_footer_scripts', 'wp_tiny_mce_preload_dialogs', 30 );

The example that I posted? The “key” is “plan”. So you would output it with shortcode like so:

[cft key=Plan]

Sorry – shortcode should be [cft key=Sidebar Left]

In the actual template code. So, in his example code it would be:

[Plan]

type = text

size = 35

label = Where are you going to go?

output = true

Did you add output = true to the template for the items you want to display?

It looks for the existence of plugin commander to display those settings. If you’ve uninstalled plugin commander, and they’re still showing, it means plugin commander doesn’t uninstall cleanly and database clean up is in order.