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I can understand that. Though, I think the small icon that’s added would be a nice thing for the next release. It makes the button just a bit more attractive.

I do have the Pro version and already see that people are notified. Would be perfect if on-approval/status change would be added.

Which WP function is used by the plugin to generate the content of the e-mail?
Would be very helpful to know, so I can hook on to it and change the content of the e-mail to adapt it to my wishes.

Just created an clean installation for testing, with my custom theme and TML activated. Problem is still there… link

Hi Jeff. Yeah, it does. As I mentioned in the post, I even started a clean install with just my custom theme and TML. As you can see in the screenshot, it doesn’t look like there’s other JS that’s troubling it. At least, thats how I interpreted it.

you should just use a author.php template, which can hold all the information about an author

check your wp-config.php, if the url is right

yeah, open your wp-config.php and change back the url.
Then google for ‘moving wordpress blog’

By the way, check out the WP codex about this!

Thanks, I knew that. My fault.
Register_globals is on now, but the problem stays exact the same

It’s a testing server, containing Xampp, running Apache/php 5.3

So far I was thinking about the register_global that’s turned off in the php.ini.
Trying to edit the php.ini and simpley changing to register_globals = on doesn’t give the desired effect.

I guess Andrea is right. It’s a server problem.
I installed another single WP blog on the same server, different database.
Same problem.

The next question is what the server side problem could be… What should i search for?

EDIT:
When checking the database, the option is present and stored correctly.
So the problem is somewhere in the interaction between the script in header.php and the server… But where??

Sure it’s server thing? Because the problem don’t appears on a non-multisite installation. Which is, indeed on a different server. I could install another WP on the same server too double check. Since your advise could be translated as ‘assumptions are the mother of all failure’. In which you’re right.

I did take a look. In my code one of the options as an ID ‘bl_intro_title’. When searching in mysql that doesn’t give any matches. Not on the multi blog, nor on the single blog.
Seems like i’m loosing the logics…

(btw, did I say thank you so far already? No? Thank You!)

Which error logs should i check for what kind of error?

When I save a new value for an custum option it in the backend, and reload the custom options page, or revisited it, the saved value is displayed. So that means, I guess, that it is saved in the database. So they do get saved in the backend.
They just don’t display on the frontend (when install the theme on multisite network).

Thanks for your quick response.
That do is my issue. I can’t find an solution for it anywhere on the web, nor on the wp forum or wp codex. Searched for hours now…

What wonders me most is that when i tested the theme on another blog of mine it worked perfect, but when i run it inside this multisite network it fails to show the edited custom options on my blog in the header.php

Maybe me misunderstanding, but what happens when you ad <?php the_content(); ?> inside the loop of digwp_insert_custom_css()?

Nah, not exact. If the site gives instructions for javascript embedding, you could also try an javascript plugin.