Bojan Katusic

Hi @tezalsec,

Thanks for pointing this out and for providing detailed information about your server configuration and the challenges with .ico files.

Currently, MainWP fetches favicon files directly as they exist on child sites, which means if a child site has?.ico?files for favicons, that’s what gets retrieved and displayed without any conversion.

However, you can manually upload a custom icon on the Edit page of a Child site. This way, you can bypass?.ico?files altogether by providing a?.png?or other preferred file formats directly.

To address your suggestion of always using?.png?for favicons by converting .ico, you’re welcome to submit this as a feature request on our?Feedback?Site. That helps us gauge user interest and prioritize potential changes.

Thank you all for your reports.
We cannot reproduce this issue on our test Dashboards.

Feel free to open a private Help Desk ticket so we can collect some additional information & investigate further. https://mainwp.com/my-account/get-support/

Hey @yodajones

Are you referring to the Daily Digest emails?

Do you have any other email notifications configured, and are you receiving those?

WordPress Memory Limit is different from PHP Memory Limit. You can find more information on how to change it in our help document: https://kb.mainwp.com/docs/resolve-system-requirement-issues/

Hey @mirkolofio

Thanks for pointing this out to us.

It will be addressed in the upcoming v5.3 of the MainWP Dashboard.

Hey @liedekef and @chrslcy

These PHP Warnings have been addressed and the fix for it will be included in the next release.

Thanks for reporting this to us.

Hey @ecce-homo

We haven’t made any recent changes to multisite compatibility, and it’s important to note that MainWP is not officially designed for managing WordPress Multisite setups. It’s not fully supported. The message you’re seeing is likely related to this lack of compatibility.

For more information on using MainWP with WordPress Multisite and the issues you might encounter, please refer to our knowledge base article.

Hi @pattyland

It’s been some time since we heard back from you.

I’ll assume that the issue has been fixed and mark the thread as resolved.

@benny54

Thanks for providing those additional details.

If you’d like, please feel free to open a help desk ticket, and we can send you the pre-release version with the latest fixes: https://mainwp.com/my-account/get-support/

We appreciate your willingness to assist!

Thanks for your patience regarding the synchronization issues. We’ve identified an additional problem even in v5.2.1, but I’m happy to let you know that our team has already completed a fix, and it’s currently in the final stages of testing.

We expect to release this update soon. In the meantime, if you continue to experience issues or have specific configurations that may be contributing to the problem, please don’t hesitate to open a help desk ticket so we can assist you directly.

Just to provide an update on this –

The button referred in this discussion was present on the popup modal which open when you click on the version number of a plugin that has an available update on the Updates page (wp-admin/admin.php?page=UpdatesManage).

This button has been removed in the latest version of the MainWP Dashboard v5.2.1.

If you don’t currently have an account with us, you can also open a ticket by emailing us at [email protected].

Hey @phloo

Please feel free to open a private help desk ticket and we will look into the creating the necessary code for you to hide the button:?https://mainwp.com/my-account/get-support/

Thanks for the update, @pattyland.

Since you are unable to load the page load even with that plugin deactivated, please feel free to open a private help desk ticket so we can investigate further:?https://mainwp.com/my-account/get-support/

We have released version v5.2.1 of MainWP Dashboard that addresses the issue related to automatic/scheduled sync.

Should anyone continue to face this issue, please feel free to open a private help desk ticket so we can
investigate further:?https://mainwp.com/my-account/get-support/.

Hey @phloo

You can use the MainWP Custom Dashboard Extension to hide elements like the “Install now” button on the plugin details page. This extension allows you to customize the UI by adding custom CSS or JavaScript, helping you create a layout that suits your workflow better.