ThorHammer
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it was. But Role Scoper still exists inside a lot of tables in the database. The problem now is to identify, empty and delete the actual rows. Dangerous work.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationTo further complicate: Now I discovered that a blog owner on my multisite could post on the main blog. She is administrator on her own blog and only subscriber on the main blog, as set by multisite user management-plugin (whic I actually don’t need).
And to my great horror: When I as superadmin expands sites–(a site) and settings-tab, I can see a lot of bp-values added, but buddypress is de-installed a long time ago, the reference to bp-config is still here, but the file is no longer there. Further, there is a lot of Role Scoper settings in here as well, despite the fact that also Role Scoper is de-activated.
What do I do in order to get rid of ALL remains everywhere from Role Scoper and Buddypress? Why do all new registered sites get these values when the plugins are disabled for a long time ago?
Can I just delete all these settings in the settings-tab?
I guess that all “groups_X”-tables for in my DB is remains from buddypress, and that they also safely can be deleted?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationThanks for your reply again! Now I have dug into my database, and I can see that the different blogs OPTIONS table has rows with comment_moderation and moderation_notify – and both of these contains no value.
The row require_name_email is set to 1, and I guess that this means that this option is turned on. So…if something is set to be off, the value should be 0 – but instead it is nothing?
I can also see a table called user2role2object_rs. This must be the remains from the role scoper plugin, and the table do have a lot of rows. Is it safe to manually delete this table if it is these settings/data which cause this trobule?
And then manually add 0-values into the users blogs OPTION-table? And then refresh the network?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderation… I have not embedded this code into my child theme functions.php, but that shouldn’t reallt matter, since the child theme inherit all settings from twentytwelve.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationCan this problem relate to the functions.php in twenty twelve?
It says :
<?php if ( '0' == $comment->comment_approved ) : ?> <p class="comment-awaiting-moderation"><?php _e( 'Your comment is awaiting moderation.', 'twentytwelve' ); ?></p> <?php endif; ?>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Mihdan: Ajax Edit Comments] Incompatibility with wordpress version 3.5Sad. This plugin is the only of its kind, and it is not compatible with 3.5.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Revert to Old Version of WordPress?Also, keep in mind that if you downgrade to prior versions you are exposing yourself to an army of hackers waiting to mess up your site!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I remove the space after the post?in your diggdigg-plugin, remove this:
<div id="end_post_ad" class="ads"><script type="text/javascript"> google_ad_client = "pub-pub-031060264205"; google_ad_width = 160; google_ad_height = 600; google_ad_format = "160x600_as"; google_ad_type = "image"; google_color_border = ""; google_color_bg = ""; google_color_link = ""; google_color_text = ""; google_color_url = ""; </script><script type="text/javascript" src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js"></script><input type="hidden" value="Version: 1.11" /></div>You might consider keeping the hidden input value, I assume that one belongs to the social media plugin you are using, i.e. Digg-digg.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationI think this problem perhaps is deeper, it would have been interesting to hear if others have experienced the same. For regular single site installs it might be rare if comments were supposed to be approved on the fly, but for a multisite, which is a community, the option to let comments be auto published for registered users shuld work.
I have tried and tried again to check and uncheck all options in order to let logged in and registered userss comments to be published on the fly, but no: everything is held back for moderation. This is frustraiting.
Could this have anything to do with the fact that the blog owners in my multisite install just have subscriber-role to the other blogs?Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Twelve] What on earth happened to my styles?Actually…I can remove these lines of code from the plugin. I think. Or shouldn’t I think that?
Cause all the styles the plugin puts out is defined in the child themes style sheet.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Twelve] What on earth happened to my styles?Oh no!
This plgin is meant to get the styles from the child theme stylesheet… here is the code in the plugin:
public function addCss() { if( is_admin() ) { } else { wp_enqueue_style('snlp-css', SNLP_PLUGIN_URL . '../style.css');//var /css/feedstolpene.css } }This code chunk…it should look in the child theme folder for the style.css, but maybe it doesn’t? To my great horror I can see that I have an additional style sheet in a separate folder in this plugin …
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationI have checked and un-checked everything for moderation. The only option that worked was letting the comment pass if the commenter had at least one approved comment earlier.
I am using the plugin multisite utser management, but, as I think I have understood according to your other replies, I really don’t need this plugin since the only option my blog owners need to have on onther sites is to comment, while they are administrators on their own site.
As far as I have understood you, all blog owners on a multisite install automatic get the role of subscriber to the entire network, and then they already have the option to comment on other users blogs? And superadmin will always have superaccess to all blogs without any plugin at all?
The only thing I am afraid of if I unintstall this plugin is that all roles goes crazy…? But…perhaps I don’t need to worry about that?Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationYes…thank you anyway, the mystery remains unsolved. Thank God for aspirin…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Menus] Please explain some setting optionsFine! Now there is no extra confusing checkboxes! Nice works, thanks!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Comments in multisite and moderationPerhaps I don’t understand the WP role system on a multisite. Perhaps subescribers to other member blogs on a multisite must have their comments moderated, since superadmin can comment on the fly on everything. But I don’t want my member blogs to mess up anything on the other blogs, I just want their comments to get publsihed on the fly, as I checked for.