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Hi guys,

I don’t remember if the pre 2.0 versions (before Photocrati) claimed multisite support or not but it worked quite well.

A majority of my client sites are multisite instals because, IMO, it’s still the easiest and cleanest way to do multilingual in WordPress and most of my sites are at least bilingual.

I also have it working perfectly (1.9.13) on an 85 sites multisite network for a large local artist-painters association. NextGen is even installed network-wide and not per site.

It’s loading the galleries from each site correctly (and not the main site’s everywhere like 2.0.x) and it just works.

I’m surprised multisite wasn’t a priority because, it’s not a separate thing from WordPress since version 3.0. Multisite is part of WordPress core now so if you claim to support WordPress 3.x, to me that means multisite should at least work on a basic level (meaning work on individual sites properly, doesn’t need to be network-aware, just work on individual sites as it always has).

Right now it’s completely broken and not only doesn’t it load galleries from the actual site I’m on and just the main site’s, the primary options page is broken (shows no labels) and new in 2.0.11, the add gallery button is gone from TinyMCE on individual sites.

So in short, I would also like very much to know when multisite support is plan and push for getting it much higher in your priorities.It’s the right thing to do. For now I’m stuck with dozens of client sites using NetxGen that I can’t upgrade.

Thanks

I see the same thing on multisite. I have an 85 sites multisite network running NetxGen 1.9.13. Been running NextGen on it for over 2 years starting at version 1.7.x I think with no issues.

I recently tested the update to 2.0.0 and to 2.0.7 on a dev copy of the site and I see the same issue as laskowv. No matter what site I’m on in the network, if I try to insert a gallery in a page or post from the NextGen button it only shows me the galleries from the main site, not the actual site I’m on.

Also, it may also be multisite related as I didn’t get that issue updating a regular standalone site but, if I go to the Gallery Settings page, none of the options labels are displaying. Many of the actual options are empty too.

If I do an options reset in Other Options, the options labels show but, I would have to go through 80+ sites on the network to reset options then redo the settings the way they were before… in the new system which is completely different than the old (which was SOOOO much easier to use with tabs than it is now).

So basically, I’m stuck at 1.9.13 until you can make it work correctly on multisite again or I find an alternative. I was going to go Pro with all the new features and thumbails pagination now works with any lightbox option which I’ve waited on since I started to use NextGen. But the broken state of this update does not instill confidence and load time on pages with galleries seems much slower than before too.

Thanks

Hi!

Multisite like that would be a requirement for me. I do mostly bilingual sites and use multisite for that. I also do more traditional multisites including one with 82 sites on the network. So I really need centralized network level settings.

Has any progress been made with that?

Thanks!

Hi there!

Just FYI, I am also experiencing this issue on various multisite installs, including one with 80 sites and 75 active users managing their own site. So far I have not heard of any of them experiencing the issue but I have. Here’s a few observations and tests I have made.

1- The issue seems to be relatively recent but I couldn’t say when it started.

2- My main computer is running Windows and the problem seems to happen only with Chrome for me. I do not believe I have seen it on Firefox or Opera so far and I use all 3 browsers regularly. I never use IE other than for testing front end layouts so could not say if the issue appears there.

3- Deleting the specific site’s cookies in my browser always fixes the issue for me too. I tested changing the salts variables in wp-config (in case it would work on a larger network where it’s not possible to ask non-techie users to delete cookies) and that did not work. The error remained.

4- All my sites run on Linux/cPanel hosts, some run Apache, others run LiteSpeed. I’ve seen the issue on both so this is not limited to Windows servers or a specific Web server tech. Some run PHP 5.3.x, others run PHP 5.4.x

5- No PHP error log file is created at the root of the site or the cPanel error log.

I searched for the string you mention within the files of the site I had the issue with this morning and the only instance was in the MemberPress plugin. That’s the only site I use that plugin on so it does not explain other instances of the error. JetPack is not installed on this network.

I will uncomment the log calls you mention on my largest network and see if anything shows up.

Hope this helps a little!

Hi,

I’m trying out your plugin and, another more common scenario that doesn’t work for now is a user logging on to their own site on the network (somesite.com/user-site/wp-login.php) and I want to redirect them to the admin of that same site (somesite.com/user-site/wp-admin/).

That’s exactly what site_url() does but it’s not part of the variables you make available in the plugin. I think it would be useful to add it. For now I hacked the plugin file with the code for these variables to make it work.

Thanks!

Hi guys,

I moved on to Login Security Solution and that works a lot better than Limit Login Attempts for me. Plus it helps you enforce strong passwords. I have a few sites with a lot of users (including some multisite networks) and LSS is becoming invaluable to me.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/login-security-solution/