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Thanks guys, at least I know I wasn’t missing something obvious.

@bcworkz, I don’t know what folders are included in the template search paths. Do you know how to find out? I’m hoping the plugins folder is. If so, I can include my custom footer.php file (e.g. footer-A63.php) with my other plugin files.

Also, could you spell out how to hook the action ‘get_footer’ and return the value “A63” (or whatever value I decide on)?

Yep, that works. Thanks Shane.

Yes, once I set the ownership and permissions right, it worked.

Thanks Shane.

OK, great. Let me know if I can do anything to help.

Thanks Matt. I’ll give it a try shortly.

I’ve been trying it on a clean install and keep getting the same problem: the network admin dashboard stats won’t budge. They’re stuck at “You have 1 site and 1 user” even after adding a second site and a second user.

That’s on an Nginx-based server, but I have a similar problem on my local PC, which is running Apache – although, in this case, it says “You have 4 sites and 4 users” when I actually have 5 sites and 4 users.

On another Nginx-based server, I don’t have the problem at all, although it may appear when I add a new site.

If it helps, I just noticed an error message on my main test site’s dashboard saying “The plugin wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/domain_mapping.php has been deactivated due to an error: Plugin file does not exist”. But the file does exist and, without me doing anything, the message disappeared and, having checked the network dashboard, the plugin is still active as a must-use plugin. Strange.

If I sent you the logon details, would you mind looking into it on my server?

Yes. I have exactly the same problem the original poster described eight months ago.

On my PC, Yes. I don’t want to mess with my live environment too much.

I also renamed the plugin folder, deleted the plugins in the mu-plugins folder and deleted sunrise.php from the wp-content folder. Then I cleared my browser cache and rebooted my server.

After all that, the number of sites is still wrong!

Yes

Did you find the cause of this? I’m experiencing the same problem: I have 3 blogs in a multisite network but the dashboard says I only have 1.

Thanks very much ikailo.

I installed the updated version without any problems. I only have one site at the moment, so I can’t comment on its functionality until I add some more – which I plan to do in the next few weeks.

Great work!

Thanks for the interim solutions guys. Now, we can either stay with WordPress 3.05 or make some changes to the wp-ive code. At least that solves the immediate problem.

Longer term, I wonder if there’s anyone willing to take over wp-hive. If it’s critical to many people, maybe there’s enough interest to raise some donations to make it worthwhile putting in the time and effort.

Just a thought…

Alex, Did you mean version 0.6.0? I see no reference to version 3.x of wp-hive

I had exactly the same problem and also narrowed it down to wp-hive.

It’s a shame cos it’s a great plugin ??

Does anyone know of a suitable alternative to wp-hive? Preferably one that’s supported? Or maybe someone knows how to correct it…

I had the same problem and solved it by creating a new category with the slug I wanted. I guess the error message wasn’t accurate. What seemed to be the cause was that the category was already in use – by having sub-categories, pages, posts, etc. under it – and so couldn’t be renamed.