Mr E

As ruslyrossi said I did the following:

Update the plugin and database (this is not one step, the db load is different)

Then I made a file called php.ini (as I didn’t have one already) to have the items he noted in the post above mine. After about 45 minutes my hosting providers server adopted the php.ini file update and I was fully functional with thumbnails.

On a side note, having minor issues editing the thumbnail selection area. This may be unrelated to the problem.

missip,

I’ve not run into this particular problem but it may be too many fetch actions being dispatched.

Try removing a few of them and see if the problem persists. Also note, I am unsure if wp o matic needs specific RSS formats. To be honest I’m not well versed in that but I understand there are a few feed types, may give some direction…

Should have posted, the theme is arras ??

I am also looking for this. I wanted to make a working replacement based on <?php if (is_front_page() ) { /*Do nothing*/ } else { the_title(); }

@ saltmanz

This may not at all be the problem, but its worth looking at…

Different hosting providers sometimes snip the first segment(s) of the cron. I know with Godaddy a cron of

*/20 * * * * /usr/bin/curl https://example.com/wp-content/plugins/WP-o-Matic/cron.php?code=df12345

will not work, however if its

/usr/bin/curl https://example.com/wp-content/plugins/WP-o-Matic/cron.php?code=df12345

it does work. You can sometimes get this answer from the hosting provider but you will probably have to wait out a call to tier two. Often google’n the hell out of this finds the answer.

Also, a semi-short over-view of the Cron & wp-o-matic is that the Cron is an ‘activate’ command the web hosting server sends to the script to tell the script “do your tasks”. This is necessary on things that require annual actions (every 15 minutes, once a day, ect), the Cron setup on your hosting normally lets you set these times.

As wp-o-matic is a fetching system (fetches posts from rss feeds) its life is to the tune of:
‘activate’
fetch
fetch
fetch
stop

The Cron command supplements you sitting there hitting the ‘activate’ button all day long as it automates this very process for wp-o-matic to run autonomously.

Please note: Cron Job’s take away from server performance to some degree and this can impact your website performance. Do not take these words as saying its a serious problem, but its worth keeping in mind that making a dozen wp-o-matic tasks, then setting the Cron to run each minute, will probably impact your website load time / performance as it will stress the server your site is hosted on. Again, its not a critical type of note, but certainly worth keeping in mind.

Sorry for the late reply, I’d be happy to .. provided I know ??

Who is your hosting provider?

Updated url here for the template I am working with…

I don’t mind at all, however I don’t think I’ve really done much debugging.

I replaced Featured 5 with the Featured 6 php file and rebuilt its numerical references only by category or by 5’s structure (picking it apart some).

As always, backup the files…

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Hope this helps.

E

Did you properly set the cron on your web hosting?

Also, Some hosts may wish to ignore the first segment of the cron command provided.

If you did set a cron, I suggest you check with your hosting provider, inform them you have a cron job which needs confirmation and then give them the reference to the cron entry you made. They should be able to check the records and confirm the settings on the hosting side are correct.

This is resolved. The mp4 files given to me were for Mobile MP4.

I used some generic free format converter to change to standard MP4 and it works like a charm.

I’m late to 3.0.x arg ??

I do seem to recall adding them (somewhere) (cough cough user error alert) and to be honest I’d hoped your response would be ‘hurmm well thats normal’ as it didn’t seem normal to me LOL

None the less, ran a backup (why site was down for a moment) and made the change. Works like a charm ??

Hats off and my thanks to you!

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Looking back, I think I mis-read this request.

I understand you are asking for all users of the multisite (root and sub-sites) to have the same usernames and passwords at all times within the single install of WordPress (root and sub-sites), is that correct?

Under Blog Access Options: Redirect To should be set to Login Page.

As I recall that setting can result in the effects you described.