dzarelli

Thanks. How/Where do I modify the listing page code?

Upon further testing; Liking or disliking posts multiple times as the same user just throws the like/dislike count into a tailspin… This is wht it looks like on my end. Any ideas?

Example

Guys? Anyone? Does your plugin work with Internet Explorer? I can’t find any mention of it anywhere and I have like 20+ users (including myself) who only see an small empty grey box where the “like” icon should be. Is this a known issue? Is there a fix or workaround?
Thanks!

Thank you! Do you think you will release this new version prior to the end of life for PHP 5x? That would be December 31st. Please advise. Thanks again.

I’ve done this, but I’ve not received a response.

This is my 3rd attempt to get support for this. I’ve submitted a support ticket and got the “request received” email but it does not contain a ticket number.

I’ll submit another.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by dzarelli.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by dzarelli.

PHP 5.2 is end of life. We’ve been using your plugin for years in a large multi-site instance. It’s going to be a pain to work with the dozens of admins to find a replacement forms application, but due to the end of support for PHP 5 we have to update PHP before the end of the month due to the security risk. I would imagine any outer enterprise customers who are using this plugin will need to follow suit to remain compliant and to keep their instance secure. Is addressing the PHP compatibility issue on your roadmap? Can you provide any kind of timeframe for this? Any information is appreciated.

https://dev.to/david_j_eddy/php-5-end-of-life-is-upon-us-why-you-should-care-3gpk

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by dzarelli.

More info – After some digging I see that the problem is that the numeric folders are not present in /var/www/html/wp-content/blogg.dir. The new hosts only have 1 folder “12” where source sites (known good) all contain about 87 numbered folders. I don’t recall what Bobby did to correct this. Anyone?

Thanks for the reply, in most cases users are automatically added as a subscribers when they login using their domain credentials. As I said, we use WpDirAuth plugin for that. There are many sites in our instance but the one we really need to change the default role for uses the above mentioned method for assigning roles.

You can see error message when play with ‘default role change’ inside URE in case when you try to set as a new default role the older one.

I’m not quite sure I understand what I need to do to fix this error, I apologize. Could you please explain more?

Thank you!

When I look in URE settings I only see a “default role” button. I don’t see anything that says “Other default roles”. Where is this? As far as I know we are using the built in WordPress functionality for manual subscribers. A “subscribe” button shows on some blog pages. Other pages automatically register you if you login using the WpDirAuth plugin. I would go ahead and list all installed plugins, but there are almost 100 of them. Note that I believe the default role of author was being applied until a few months back. I’m not sure what changed and the site owner took months to notify me of this. I would be happy to supply you with any additional data you might require.

Please note – I did just try to set the default role to “subscriber”, then back to “Author” and I noticed this message flashed at the top of the page briefly –
Error! Error encountered during default role change operation

I tried to enable debug logging, but when I added the debug parameters to the wp-config.ini the site wouldn’t display until I disabled debug logging.

@shinephp Thanks for the response. Users can manually subscribe to blogs or, if they sign in to wp-login or wp-admin using their domain account they are automatically registered using the WpDirAuth (directory authentication) plugin. If they are manually added using the plugin listed above a role can be selected for them. I noticed that under my network admin under /network/settings.php?page=settings-user-role-editor.php there is a check box for “Other default roles for new registred user” and it gives checkbox options for “Author, Contributor, and Editor”. None of these were checked. Should I check the “author” box? Does this mean all new users for all blogs will be given author rights? or is this just saying it will allow subsites to add users as Author of they are configured to do so?

Discovered this was due to wpdirauth having the “require SSL login” option checked and no certificate installed. Attempts to access wp-admin were being redirected to https. Luckily, I was able to resolve this by using a previously opened window that was already authenticated to access the wpdirauth settings and disable this option. After that, wp-admin was displayed correctly over http.

Also noticing that while I am able to resolve the main site – call it https://blog, It’s redirecting me to https if I try to access wp-admin. There is no cert installed on the backup site. Could this cause the issue I’m seeing? Thanks

I checked /var/www/log/html/error_log and see the following message(s) repeated numerous time after the PHP upgrade –

[Mon Aug 27 09:49:44.776717 2018] [:error] [pid 38351] [client 10.184.192.155:50577] PHP
Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /var/www/html/wp-content/themes/platformpro/core/library/class.layout.php on line xxx

Resolved by installing php-xml, thx

yum install php-xml

Thanks. I tried putting the installer in the html folder, it complained about the existence of a wp-config.php file. I tried deleting/renaming the wp-configfile and proceeding with the restore process. The process completes successfully with no errors or warnings but the site does not render. I will try it again today and reply back with the results. Thanks for the help.