DrLightman

Doesn’t work in the dev version for me either. Maybe because I’m using subdomains and under wp-super-cache are created subdirectory like:

sub1.example.org/…
sub2.example.org/…

??? bohhh

Thank you both guys, I needed both the plugin and the include category support 🙂

But, I noticed that at present time plugin version is 2.2.1 while the modified version with the include cat thing is 2.1.6, si I guess Héctor forgot to include this feature in the latest release? I hope he does, it’s useful!

Ipstenu:
Okay, what’s the blog NAME, not the title, the NAME.

Like ‘camels’ is titled ‘meals on camels’ and ‘camisoles’ is ‘Shirts I live in!’

Sorry but I don’t understand what are you asking me.

Under Settings>General>’Site Title’ of my domain mapped “awesomeblog” to www/.awesomeblog/.com I put “Awesome blog”.

Now if I search for “awesome” from my/.mainsite/.com/wp-admin/network/sites.php, I don’t see any results.

I run WP 3.1.3 network install, with WP Super Cache and other plugins of course, but they shouldn’t interfere with that dashboard function(s), I suppose.

I doesn’t work for me either, the site search. I don’t understand what it searches for? The domain? If I have a site with domain “www.example.org” it doesn’t work if I type in the box any of:

www .example. org (anti auto link)
example.org
example

Thanks mrarrow for your cron’s adventures feedback 🙂

I’m trying myself to shed some light upon missing scheduled posts in a network of 100+ blogs of a WP3 multisite installation, WP-super-cache enabled.

I’ve pretty much followed the instructions listed here to crontab a custom wp-cron-all.php script, but authors of some blogs report that their scheduled posts doesn’t get published, dashboard reports “missing schedule”.

wp-cron-all.php is crontabbed to run every 15 minutes.

This file contains among other things a loop made this way:

foreach ($blogs as $blog) {
	$cronStartTime = microtime(true);

	echo date('Y/m/d H:i:s', $cronStartTime) . " Starting wp-cron for $blog->domain"."$blog->path...";
	$cron_url = $blog->domain . $blog->path . 'wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron';
	wp_remote_post( $cron_url, array('timeout' => 0.01, 'blocking' => false, 'sslverify' => false) );

	$cronEndTime = microtime(true);
	$duration = $cronEndTime - $cronStartTime;
	echo " (completed in ". $duration ." seconds)<br />\r\n";
}

The log.txt that is output indicates that every call to blogXXX/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron is executed correctly. (I don’t know what “doing_wp_cron” is for).

But if I run a-blog/wp.cron.php manually from a browser, it loads and loads and loads, never ends, this makes me think.

Trying to re-enable default WP cron, removing the constant from wp-config.php, caused the server to freeze, and needed to reboot.