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thats fantastic news. looking forward to giving it a test drive

i wish i had a solution for you – it doesn’t look like there is much support for non-paying users.

im trying to do the same thing – did you ever get this figured out? some help would be MUCH appreciated if you were able to find a solution to this. im trying to do the exact same thing.

thanks in advance for your reply!
-C

thanks for canned ham response. good to see that this product isn’t even supported on a paid membership level. i do hold a license for the tickets addon, but will not be renewing due to lack of support. appreciate your time and response. thank you for making this clear.

the issue is that whenever i click into the accordions section in wordpress, the whole browser crashes with the message that i displayed above. this happens in the browser that i have also disclosed above as well.

we have paid for the premium plugin, and need to be able to access our accordions and get things moving. right now, the whole browser crashes pretty much every time we get into the section that has the tinyMCE editor on it. no other section in wordpress crashes the browser.

we also tried disabling any browser addons that we had installed, which were firebug and adblock

my apologies – my browser crashes every single time i try to access the page with the accordions listed. deactivating other plugins does not fix this. We need a solution to this issue as we are unable to update our website with time-sensitive information.

im having the same issue, but we are using the wp-properties plugin, and something seems to be hijacking the slug for the category taxonomy – for some reason, things are showing as display:none with the classes you put above.

RESOLVED
somehow a blank xml file got dropped into the root dir of the wordpress installation and messed it all up – now sitemaps display on sitemap.xml

i am trying to do the same thing

this happened on all of our sites after a regular upgrade – and now im looking at about 900+ sites that are just showing the shortcode…not too good – we are ditching this plugin unless we can get a proper fix

id envision:
site name, site id, plugins activated on that site, themes activated on the site

that’s about all i could come up with off the top of my head, just an idea – but would be nice to play around with this data outside of wordpress. we usually push audits off to utility people/interns here so that we can get stuff cleaned up. we usually use the spreadsheets for markup (done, broken, remove) so that it can be passed off to someone else to keep place in the list of sites.

just a thought ??

@frank – i noticed that a plugin still shows as active even though a site is archived or deleted. any ideas on that?

@frank – your file from git worked very nicely, i am now seeing all of the sites that are running plugins, and can successfully audit my multisite.

@alex – i will definitely give your plugin a run through, i feel like i might have some feedback on how to strengthen it (if need be)

would be great if it offered an excel dump afterwards – not sure if it does that out of the box, but i didnt read that in the feature list.

Hell yea Alex – I like where you’re going with this. I’m going to try this out and I’m going to try Franks git link above as well. will report back! thanks a lot!

we chunked out our multisite installations and limit them to about 800 sites per – and once we hit that, we create another one. just too much data with one point of failure. if you get something going that can display the names of the sites that are running specific plugins – i will digitally *hug* you. thanks for your reply Alex and good luck! if you get stuck, we have developers on staff here and might be able to lend a hand.