Katherine Semel-Munson

Hi @alexfurr,

Thanks!

That’s a lot of blogs! I haven’t tested with nearly that many so I’m not really surprised it slows down. ??

What you’ve described is actually how the plugin does its audit now, but I suspect with 3000 blogs there’s a lot of activating and deactivating that could occur.

There is a 1 hour cache for the plugin query result right now, but it seems a bit low for such a large network. I’ll add something to make that timeout configurable in the next release, a longer time might improve your page load.

There are activation and deactivation hooks for plugins, and those clear the transient cache when a plugin is activated or deactivated in the network – so with a network that large I suspect it clears A LOT. The query to rebuild the list is fairly heavy, but I can see if there’s any efficency to gain there too.

– Kathy

You’ll need to provide more information. What version of WP and this plugin are you using?

The screenshots are so cropped that I can’t tell what I’m looking at. Are the table headers displaying? Are any plugins showing up in the list at all? Have you checked the Screen Options tab and confirmed the column names are checked?

If there are other errors in the log, then those issues might be causing your trouble. If there are no errors from Network Plugin Auditor then it is likely an issue caused by another plugin. Try disabling all plugins and see if the issue persists.

I’m not seeing this when I test. Are there any errors in your debug.log file?

Hi Neil,

I’m not able to replicate. What other plugins are you running?

Do you have really long names on your blogs?

?? Glad to help!

The screenshot shows that the plugins are actually Network Activated, so this is the correct behaviour. If they were only active on individual blogs it would list those blogs.

Do you have any more information? Anything in the debugging log?

Ah, I see. I’m using the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin myself and it’s great.

My plugin shows you all the blogs in your site’s standard blogs table. The WordPress MU Domain Mapping domains still link back to those, so you will see the “actual” blog but you won’t get an extra listing for the mapped domains.

I’m not familiar with the wpmudev Domain Mapping plugin, but it appears to be a paid plugin so I can’t support or debug it. If you’re not seeing mapping from that plugin you should open a ticket with their support desk.

Hi @pepe and @robertstaddon,

Sorry about that! I switched dev environments recently and my debug log wasn’t logging notices anymore so I’m missing more bugs than I expect in testing. I have a small pile of code to re-test it seems. ??

I tested this one in the old dev instance though, so it should finally be resolved.

Thanks for your patience!

– Kathy

What do you mean by “mapped domains”? Can you explain a bit more?

Hi @draco678,

The newest version should resolve the illegal string offset issue.

I haven’t seen the horizontal scrollbar issue though. Do you have a screenshot?

– Kathy

Hi @marikamitsos,

The newest version should resolve this issue. Let me know if you still have trouble!

– Kathy

Hi @iclysdale,

The newest version should resolve this issue. Let me know if you still have trouble!

– Kathy

Hi @pepe,

The newest version should resolve this issue. Let me know if you still have trouble!

– Kathy

Good catch @iclysdale! I’ll add this to the list of patches I have for the next release. Thanks!