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I discovered it has to do with simpleviewer.js being packed. One host I was on was running a plugin to minimize JS (Autoptimize), but it wasn’t listed under plugins so I didn’t see it was enabled. The other was running W3 Total Cache and it was doing the same.

I haven’t quite figured out how to unpack it and make it work. The output of the typical unpacking tools didn’t cut it. So for now I’ve just set that js file not to be concatenated and minimized.

Thanks

And I’ll add:
– I have verified that after uploading images, I can go to Media Library and filter by “Uploaded to this page” and the images I uploaded are there.
– The xml files are being created. Two samples below
– I’ve also installed NextGen gallery and selected that as the source, and the images still don’t display
– I’ve switched my theme over to the 2011 theme and the issue persists

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<simpleviewergallery title="office" useFlickr="false" flickrUserName="" flickrTags="" galleryStyle="COMPACT" thumbPosition="LEFT" frameWidth="4" maxImageWidth="400" maxImageHeight="400" textColor="f8f8f8" frameColor="f8f8f8" showOpenButton="false" showFullscreenButton="false" thumbRows="1" thumbColumns="5" e_library="media" e_featuredImage="true" e_mediaOrder="ascending" e_nextgenGalleryId="" e_picasaUserId="" e_picasaAlbumName="" e_g_width="375px" e_g_height="100%" e_bgColor="transparent" e_backgroundTransparent="true" e_useFlash="true" postID="23"/>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<simpleviewergallery title="test gallery 2" useFlickr="false" flickrUserName="" flickrTags="" galleryStyle="COMPACT" thumbPosition="BOTTOM" frameWidth="20" maxImageWidth="800" maxImageHeight="600" textColor="ffffff" frameColor="ffffff" showOpenButton="true" showFullscreenButton="true" thumbRows="1" thumbColumns="5" e_library="nextgen" e_featuredImage="" e_mediaOrder="" e_nextgenGalleryId="2" e_picasaUserId="" e_picasaAlbumName="" e_g_width="100%" e_g_height="600px" e_bgColor="222222" e_backgroundTransparent="false" e_useFlash="false" postID="235"/>

Thanks imoullet, I implemented that earlier today and it works.

Aaron, does the fix consist of more than just commenting out or deleting that chunk of code? Thanks.

Thanks. That helps explain why I haven’t found info on how to do it in the codex, just references to it. That specific plugin looks like it may be abandoned.

This one might be worth the money https://wpebooks.com/networks/

Andrea, yeah, I know that. I was using an unused domain to test it. I have to try it with another host.

I’m using WP 3.2.1 and I’m having the same issue as well.

Hmm, when I try to do that with my web panel it tells me CNAMEs can only be subdomains.

Thanks Andrea ??

To be clear, If I have mymultisite.com I can setup pointhere.mymultisite.com

Then I set thirdpartydomain.com as a CNAME with the value pointhere.mymultisite.com

Is that correct?

Like I said, I’m now using it with the multisite option (since WPMU is no more.) It doesn’t work in WP 3.1.3 with multisite enabled. Give it a try with multisite enabled and tell me you don’t have the same problem I encountered.

Thanks Andrea. That’s close to what I’m looking for, but I’m trying to use the s2Member plugin for the time being for some of the other stuff. Guess I’ll have to go custom.

Ipstenu, I know those two methods. I’m running a single network. I’ve got about 150 themes, and I just don’t like having to check or uncheck access to that many themes, for every single site. Some users get access to one theme, some get access to all 150. So a full network activation doesn’t work, and doing it site by site is incredibly tedious.

Andrea, I know themes are based on sites and not users. The multisite plugin manager works just like I want – it allows me to activate a large number of themes for all new sites, but it doesn’t force me to do a network activate, which means I can deactivate the ones I don’t want a site to have access to. That’s not the ideal solution at this point, but it’s a ton easier having to activate on an individual basis.

And maybe to reword what I said before, users will basically use two types of sites – one that has access to just one theme, and one that has access to all the themes. So I’m not saying it’s a user based thing, so much it’s a choice users make on which type of site they want.

(And to clarify even greater if you’re trying to figure out what I’m doing, I run all of my WP sites on one instance. Sometimes I build a custom theme or supply a theme on an individual basis. Sometimes the person wants to do the choosing for themselves and they sift through all the themes and pick one.)

Thanks.

Wow, HUGE THANKS! that really helped. One tweak though… how can I get the sort order not to be the page ID but to be the menu order (the order value that can be set in the admin)?

Thanks!

I found this https://wpquestions.com/question/show/id/614 and that solves my question #1.. Still working on 2…

Thanks. Think you could post a slightly more complete version of that so it’s easier for me to work from?

Just tried this and it still doesn’t work with multisite. Each site needs to be authenticated, but that can only be done by a super admin. And in my case, the super admin doesn’t have (and doesn’t want) access to the end user’s GA account.