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  • I was trying to develop this very same plugin but had to stop development due to the problem of 24 hours not being enough for a day.

    One question: How can I create permalinks such as domain.tld/custax1/custax2/post_name? This was my main concern with my own plugin too, and I could never get around to figuring out how to do it.

    And a bug report: No matter what the WordPress installations collation is, the plugin creates latin1_swedish_ci table, and if I use special Turkish characters, they are shown as question marks. I had to change every collation by hand to utf8_general_ci to get it to work properly.

    Thread Starter iyiinsan

    (@iyiinsan)

    So, I’ve figured the problem out.

    When registering, a “portallar_capabilities” entry is created. But the sites are looking for their specific $wpdb->capabilities entries, namely “mz_capabilities” or “fm_capabilities”.

    Changing line 114 from wp-includes/user.php kinda fixes it. It starts showing links to how many admins/editors/authors/etc. one blog has, but still results in a “no matching users” error when followed. I haven’t tested if this breaks my previously-working “every user MIGHT have a different role, all stay the same unless I say so” hack, but it shouldn’t be a problem.

    PS: It feels like this topic will be my own personal area to keep track of what I’ve done regarding this problem. It looks like no one is willing to help. 🙂

    Thread Starter iyiinsan

    (@iyiinsan)

    Thanks Michael. (And I’m also glad to hear that permissions will be improved in the next version… 🙂 )

    BTW, I just checked wp-include/function-post.php, and it seems like it only involves the posting permissions. Maybe I should check the wp-admin folder for the options/users stuff…

    Thread Starter iyiinsan

    (@iyiinsan)

    Thanks for the suggestion… I’ll study the links you posted and ask questions at parts where I’m stuck…

    Thread Starter iyiinsan

    (@iyiinsan)

    Oh my God! You are a genius… and yeah, I’m an idiot! I just tried windows-1254 and it worked!
    Thank you so much Beel!

    Thread Starter iyiinsan

    (@iyiinsan)

    How should I enter it? I clicked on the link on the admin page (where it says UTF-8 is recommended in parantheses) and I tried “latin5” which gives me “Obscure XML character encoding: latin5” with a “^” below the “a” of “latin”. I also tried ISO-8859-9, but it gave the same error, with the sign below the “S”… ISO-8859 didn’t work at all, the characters were all scrambled on the main page.

    Thread Starter iyiinsan

    (@iyiinsan)

    No, that’s the Blogger one… That’s the one that “works”…

    The one I’m talking about is http://www.iyiinsan.net/wordpress

    I changed the part of the PHP code where the <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”PHP STUFF HERE REGARDING ENCODING”?> to <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?> and saved the files as wp-rss2-p.php. It now works on RSSOwl on Windows with the correct Turkish characters, but thats it. Still doesn’t work on Firefox. (The Turkish characters also don’t work on RSSOwl for Mac, but I think that it has something to do with the “No Turkish support for Mac OS X”…)

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