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Hi,

Here is my case:

I have 2 single products an one product that has 7 size-variations.
Just updated to v 0.3.2 and pos got just frozen. It simply did not display any products.

Then i removed the product that has size-variations and then pos could show up my 2 other products.

Then just checked the product quantity of each size-variation of the product and in one size the quantity was lower than the notification treshold. So just modified the amount of this size-variation and after that pos showed all the products.

So wanted to double check and set back the quantity of the same size-variation to the initial amount but the products are still shown up in pos.

All this means there might be some inconsistency with products that have different variations.

Hi Michael,

To answer your biggest question: yes the whole network will be administered by me as the only super admin.

Some more details to understand me better:
There is a public site http://www.searchprofessionals.com which is open to the public and has bbPress forums activated but without BP. People can search for professionals on it and ask questions on the forum. But nothing more. Users of this site can not log in on the second site.

Then as second site there is http://www.professionals.searchprofessionals.com which is a closed social site of the professionals. They have BP and bbPress as well and they can even log in with their credentials on the first site to answer question of the public.

Hi there,

Got a major issue, v4.2 simply does not work at all when buddypress is not installed on blog_id 1, but on blog 2 for example. Found out in line 264 of admin.php you simply hardcoded blog_id==1 so the menuitem will be shown only in case you have BuddyPress activated on blog 1.
Instead of hardcoding blog 1 you could perhaps check if BP is active like that: if ( function_exists( ‘buddypress’ ) ).

I have a WP3.9.1 multisite with WP multi network plugin activated. Network 1 has site A which is open for the public and has no Buddypress at all. Network 2 has site B that is a closed social site for a small group of people with BP installed.

I really would need the functionality of your plugin but it simply does not work in my setup. Tried to modify line 264 of admin.php to blog_id==2 and activated BP even on blog 1. This way i could reach http://www.site_B/admin.php?page=bp_registration_options. Could opt for user approval. When a user registers on site B than he/she will be prompted that the admin will have to approve their account, but on the back-end the number of member requests stays 0, so there is no way to approve the new user.

Can you just fix it on github?

As regarding the Image Magick plugin it runs on my sites with WP 3.9 without any problem. But it needs imagick module installed on the php server.

Under “crop the original image properly before resizing” i mean the following: If you know exactly how wide the image should be in the new layout of your site, then you could crop the originally uploaded image (in photoshop for example) so that it will have a width and height, that is dividable by the number of the targeted image width without any remaining fractionated pixels (applies even to image height). This way the resized and shrinked picture can have the best possible quality. However this method can be really time consuming because you have to do some maths & cropping with all the previously uploaded images.

That is why design and layout really matters and image issues may arise if you change design.

Since last time i examined the page you linked in. The following file is used as featured image: http://mikeshouts.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/DeLorme-inReach-Explorer-Satellite-Communicator-672×372.jpg
If you take a look this picture has a lot of jpeg artifacts and fine details are just washed out.

As your content area is wider than 672 pixels, this image will get even scaled up to fit the content area. This leads to further loss on sharpness.

(While the originally uploaded and unmodified picture seems ok for me)

Can you just revert back to your original theme for a few minutes and check exactly which file is used in that case?

My advice is to check if your server has imagick module installed. If so then install the image magick plugin for wordpress and set the compression quality to at least 90% in the plugin settings.

If your server lacks imagick module, then you can only stay on GD-library. In this case you should set compression quality of GD-library at least to 95% in the functions.php of your theme.

In each case you should then regenerate all the picture sizes of the uploaded images with a suitable plugin. Chances are high that you will be satisfied with the image quality after this procedure, but datasize of your images will be larger, taking more time to load your site. That is the trade-off for quality pictures.