Carson McDonald

After your suggestion I dug a little more and there is an ajaxurl javascript variable that seems to be the key. I have updated the plugin again to incorporate that and get rid of the need for the php generation. I hope that will fix a number of odd issues people have been seeing. Can you see if this also resolves the issue of having wp-content in a different location? I have about 9 different WP installs now and this is a setup I still didn’t have time to try.

Great to hear! This has been a hard one to track down.

I have pushed another update that I hope fixes this issue. Please give it a try.

Was it working before the upgrade to 3.1? I’ve been trying to reproduce the issue that seems to be hitting a number of people but so far I haven’t been able to.

Could you do a view source on your admin screen and look for a line like the following?

google-analytics-dashboard/js/gad_main.js.php?ver=2.0

It should be in a javascript tag. And then if you could use that URL to grab the contents of the javascript file itself that would help me. I need to figure out if the javascript isn’t being generated correctly or what. If you don’t want to past the entire thing here I’m really looking for anything obviously broken in the output and specifically what ends up in the ajax calls like this:

var gadsack = new sack(“https://www.example.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php”);

I have tested a number of setups with multisite at this point and I can’t find an issue. Can you tell me more about your setup? Are you using subdomains or subdirectories? Are you able to see the dashboard on any site as whatever user you are having the problem with? Are you able to see the dashboard on any site when you are logged in as an admin user?

Thanks, I believe that was it. I have fixed it so that it will be pushed out in the next release. Should be this week.

When you say sub-sites are you using WP multisite?

Can you give me an idea of where wp-config.php is in relationship to the plugin directory? I’ll need to see how best to do that. Curse the WP examples for not doing it in a way that works for everyone, I didn’t know people moved the content dir.

Can you give me a list of all the plugins you have installed? I tried the theme you have and it worked fine.

You can have the plugin forget your login information by going to the options panel and selecting “forget authentication” and then hitting the save button.

I have made another update that I think should address this by using the built in way of finding the admin URL. If you would try the 2.0.2 version and let me know if it works.

I have updated the plugin again to use a different way of getting links to the javascript needed to load the dashboard panels. Can you upgrade to version 2.0.2 and let me know if that helps?

I have updated the plugin again to try and add more output for errors that may have not been reported before.

I have added the ability to do this in version 2.0.2.

Can you try the latest version 2?