ChrisCree

If you want to put a regular plugin into the mu-plugins folder you have to pull the main php file for the plugin outside the plugin’s folder and then edit php file to change the paths to any file references so they include the plugin’s folder.

Not sure if I explained that in a way that makes sense or not. But that’s one of the big reasons they implemented the “Network Activate” option for regular plugins on Multisite. It’s less complicated for most folks to just do it that way.

Besides, once you start modifying plugins you have to keep re-modifying them every time the plugin developer releases a new version. Mostly it isn’t worth the extra hassle.

Though I haven’t tested it, most likely if you drop this plugin into the mu-plugins folder you will still have to configure the settings on each site. It takes a bunch of extra coding to get both master network wide controls and granular controls for individual sites.

At that point you might as well put it in the main plugins folder and network activate it.

I think your dev version fixes this problem, Mvied. Just installed it and it is resolving my secure child pages correctly. ??

I just posted a more thorough explanation of what I’m seeing on this thread here.

Heya Mvied!

With versions 3.1, 3.1.1 and 3.1.2 the secure URLs produce 404 pages. For example: https://wpannex.com/payments/base-website-thumbs/ gives a 404 with those versions.

If I turn off the “Secure Post” option then the URL resolves correctly and shows my payment form (of course the payment form won’t work because it automatically disables itself if the connection isn’t secure.) For example: https://wpannex.com/payments/base-website-thumbs/ (same url with http instead of https) doesn’t give a 404 error.

However when I roll back to the 3.0.4 version of the plugin https://wpannex.com/payments/base-website-thumbs/ works just fine.

As we talked about in another thread, this seems to have something to do with the page being a child page. As a test I made it a top level page and https://wpannex.com/base-website-thumbs/ worked with version 3.1.2 of the plugin.

Unfortunately in my situation I need the page to be a child page so I reverted back to version 3.0.4 of the plugin which is working for me at this point.

Hopefully that helps you trouble shoot some. I really do appreciate all the work you have done on this plugin.

For what it’s worth the pages I’m securing in my site are all child pages as well.

Version 3.1.2 still throws 404 errors for those handful of child pages I’m securing on my main site. When I roll back to 3.0.4 it works fine.

Heya David! I got 404 errors with my secure pages as well. I rolled back to version 3.0.4 of the plugin and that problem went away for me.

For now you can download the version 3.0.4 here. Then unzip it and FTP it up to your server replacing the 3.1.1 version. I’m thinking that should allow you to keep the pages you need secure without the 404 errors.

Hopefully the plugin developer will be able to fix whatever change is causing all the 404 errors in the next release.

Yeah. Forcing an entire site to use an outdated jquery library is unacceptable. Please implement Johathan’s fix above as soon as possible.

Heya Piotr! That fixed it. Thanks so much!

You’ve got an excellent plugin here. I appreciate the work you do on it.

Yeah. When I get some time I’ll compare the code and figure out what broke in the new release. If the plugin author hasn’t fixed it before then I’ll post what I find out in this forum here.

For some reason versions 3.0 and 3.0.1 aren’t displaying the maps at all on https://millielewiscolumbia.com/contact/

I had to roll back to plugin version 2.2.3 to get the map to display.

It is a Multisite install running WP 3.2.1.

@verysimple This is a fabulous plugin you have here. I’ve been manually resizeing images before I uploaded them since 2005. It’s an extra hassle and most users who are less tech savvy just don’t bother. Your plugin eliminates that extra step. Thanks!

Please count my vote for a batch resizing feature for already uploaded images. The WordPress importer chokes when trying to bring in huge images. It would be very useful to be able to resize them on the original site before importing them to the new site.

Perhaps the AJAX Thumbnail Rebuild plugin could be a useful starting point for that. I use it all the time when retheming sites to get new thumbnail sizes. You might be able to modify the code for batch resizing original images.

That’s awesome! I love how this community works together.:)

I’ll see if I can do some testing over the next few days as well.

Heya Michael!

J0hn shot me an email and I sent my version over to him. Hopefully he’ll see yours and take the best parts from both of our efforts and make his plugin even better. Thanks for passing it along to him.

You can give the image a border-radius in CSS to round the corners. For example:

#rotator img {
border-radius: 10px;
}

Of course that will only work in browsers that support CSS3, which means IE7 & IE8 will still have squared off corners. But it is a whole lot easier than overlaying other images to get it done.