Jeremy Massel

There is no PHP support, because this is a pretty serious security risk. It would need to be run by using an eval() call, which is generally considered evil. I don’t want to open up anybody’s blog to potentially being hacked – if an evil person gets access to the database, they could easily do some nasty things.

(not that if they have DB access they couldn’t do *other* nasty things – but I want to limit it as much as possible and be part of the solution – not the problem)

Long story short – not possible, and never will be unless someone can show me a safe way to do it

There is currently no way to do this. It is definitely something to consider!

I suspect you’re logged into one of the domains, but not the other. The plugin supports this functionality ??

This can be changed in the WordPress settings, under Settings -> General.

This is why its not an option in the plugin. Don’t want to clutter it up with options that exist elsewhere ??

You can ask Google to reindex the page by using their webmaster tools.

Eventually, the issue will fix itself once Google crawls it manually. Either way, it’s temporary

Hi BusinessBloomer,

I’m afraid I can’t replicate that on a fresh WP install. I’m using 3.5.1 and the latest version of the plugin.

If you can provide steps to repeat this, as well as some info on your server setup, I’d be happy to take a look!

You won’t see anything as long as you’re logged in. This is a feature, it makes it so you can still edit the site, but nobody who isn’t logged in can see it.

Hi, please ensure that your cache is cleared. Plugins like W3-Total Cache will cause the plugin to appear not to deactivate

If all else fails, delete the plugin files, but it’s pretty much always a caching issue.

There is documentation in Options->Events-> documentation