LSME

Works perfectly now! Thank you very much!

In my opinion the only thing your plugin is missing is the ability to add custom widgets or shortcodes in the menu items like MegaMenu, UberMenu etc. that would be a great addition to an almost perfect multi-network menu system.

Once again thank you, I don’t know how to mark this as resolved so either let me know how or if you can do it go ahead. Everything is perfect as far as I can tell.

I’ve done that.. I created an entire new menu and assigned it as the network menu and it still does not reflect on every other site.. I thought you meant to go into the actual code and change the main blogid$ or something..

Sorry, I only mean the “Toolbar”.

I understand how it should work because it used to work like that for me. But here is what happened:

BEFORE:

Site #1 was the “primary” root blog in the multi-site and had WP Symposium Toolbar as a network menu and I had all tabs deselected from the sub-sites so all my 8 sub-sites in my network shared that one menu look/system.

Site #2 was just a sub-site that displayed whatever Site #1’s network menu did.

AFTER:

I had to switch Site #1 and Site #2. So now, Site #2 is really Site #1 the “primary” root blog in the multi-site trying to run WP Symposium Toolbar.

All the old menus and settings for a network menu appear under the “new” Site #1 (which was the old Site #2) but they are not respected amongst the other sites. Only the settings from “the original Site #1 remain in the sub-sites no matter what I do.

Additionally, if I disable all tabs including the new Site #1 tabs it takes me out of the admin page and gives me an invalid permission.

And lastly, the new Site #2 which was the old Site #1 has its “own” tool bar per se. The site does not come out in the tabs to disable it and while I believe that this one is still looked as the “Network Menu”, there are no options for network menu features by WP Symposium present for it. Instead it has tabs like a regular menu.

Basically my question is how do I fix this? The way that I believe I can fix it is by wiping my WordPress installation clear of ALL WP Symposium Toolbar data. I can see the plugin stores data somewhere because my styles, menus, and settings are always present no matter if I delete the plugin and re-install it etc. So is it a database? Maybe just dumping all the databases dealing with WP Symposium Toolbar I can fix this.

Thank you.

And BTW, this is an amazing plugin, I’ve been using it on several sites for about a year so I am eager to fix this issue asap.

Randommess did it work for you? If so can you post step by step instructions on how to do so..

Theme
Theme Name: DynamiX
Theme Version: 4.0.1
Author URL: http://themeva.com/
Templates
Template Overrides: No overrides present in theme.

^^ My System Status. It is not templates I believe. Everything works 100% fine except that form. As a matter of fact, due to some quick reflexes, if I load the page and click “Proceed to Paypal” to pay before the area is greyed out, I can checkout on paypal, my content is delivered, I get the money, the order is recorded etc. It is simply the fact that the form does not stop the greyed out endless load and it’s really frustrating because I have a live site which makes daily sales.

It’s not a theme issue from what I see because I switched to other themes and the jqueries still don’t load.. It must be aproblem with the code that loads them or the cache of the site or something.. W3 total cache completely ruined it..