marpa

You’re right, totally different error! Apologies, will start thread on Multisite forum.

We’re getting the same error on our preprod server:

Warning! Problem updating https://clas-pages-test.uncc.edu/elements. Your server may not be able to connect to sites running on it. Error message: error:140770FC:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:unknown protocol

This warning also halts the upgrade network process for us as well. Our SSL certs are properly signed and up to date.

One difference in our setup is that we use SSL on both front and backend.

We are also having the same problem using WordPress 4.0. Any attempt to update statcounter options results in following error:
You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

I think the youtube links stopped working for us when we switched our site to SSL. When we change our youtube url to https://youtu.be/H2yQwrl1EF4 they work fine…

(It would be good to document this somewhere…)

I have the same problem, videos added simply by including a youtube link are no longer working, see:
https://clas-pages.uncc.edu/phys1101-002/lecture-1/

The content of this post is simply:
40 min.

https://youtu.be/H2yQwrl1EF4

This has been resolved. Was an issue with our .htaccess file

Am confirming here that this plugin does NOT work completely with multisite configurations. Seems to work only for the main site of an MU instance, not for any of the other sites. In addition, the plugin settings are not accessible.

Would be great if you could get this working for MU instances.

Update: This plugin does seem to work with v3.2.1. As well, also works with the New Blog Defaults plugin (except that the default theme specified in the cets_blog_defaults plugin will override the template theme).

There is something else in our instance of WordPress that is conflicting with this plugin. If we discover what it is, I’ll report back.

Yeh, would be great if there was a plugin on www.remarpro.com that enables the functionality of this new Writing Helper feature that’s available on wordpress.com

Some author page templates (including the TwentyTen author.php template file) get author info by using get_the_author_meta() with the 1st post attributable to that author.

If the author whose archive is being displayed in NOT the 1st author on a co-authored post and that co-authored post is their most recent post, then their author page will NOT display their meta-info, but the meta-info of the 1st author on their last post.

Since I could not set correct permissions to allow the web server to access the theme css via a symlink from wp-content/themes, I did the following:
1. copied the theme from the wp-content/plugins/digressit to wp-content/themes
2. renamed symlink digressit to digressit-old
3. renamed theme to digressit

(the above steps were based on instructions at:
https://digress.it/code/

Theme now displays correctly, but still have following problems:
1. Comment links do not work (when I click on the comment icon, nothing happens…)
2. Some digress.it settings do not update when saving changes including: enable chrome frame
3. When Table of Contents is set to pages, comments cannot be added to pages (confirmed that pages are set to have comments enabled…)

There are definitely permissions issues to resolve with this plugin in WordPress 3.0.1 enabled for multi-site.

After installing and activating, I had to do the following:
chmod 775 /wp-content/plugins/digressit/js
chmod 775 /wp-content/plugins/digressit/js/ *

Still am not able to set proper permissions to load the digressit theme css. Have confimed that the permissions on the symlink in the theme directory are 777 and points to the theme directory within plugins/digressit

Have tried:
chmod 777 /wp-content/plugins/digressit/theme
chmod 777 /wp-content/plugins/theme/digressit/style.css

The above changes still throw a 403 permission denied error for style.css. Thus the theme template files load, but with no css…

(also found the the links in header.php to Comments, Commenters …etc were broken. Fixed this by adding <?php bloginfo(‘url’); ?> to the url for these links….)

I was mistaken! My apologies. 6.0 is working properly on our instance of WordPress (3.0.1) configured as multi-site. The UI for managing Subscribed Blogs needs a bit of work, but otherwise seems to be functional. We update it in our production instance and let you know if we discover any other issues.

Thanks for your help

@mattyrob,
Development version (6.1) works with our WP 3.0.1 multiuser instances. Specifically, settings from one blog are now no longer overridden by settings from another blog. In addition, Users > Your Subscriptions now shows subscribed blogs and blogs to subscribe to.

Issues with this version that we found:
-display of site description when hovering over site title doesn’t work consistently and when it does it obscures site title in row above

Otherwise seems to work fine. Any reason we can’t use this code in production?