prebennor

Brilliant! Thank you very much for your quick replies ??

I was able to get a login to a previous task manager and found they wanted to remove a message from the control panel for subsite owners. As it just generated a lot of support questions about what it was and why it had started showing up in their control panel, and if they needed to do anything.

It’s understandable we wouldn’t want this plugin to add anything for subsites on our platform for that reason.

The message was “We made a few tweaks to the plugin, Opt in to make “” better!”, and then a badge below it which said “Stop User Enumeration”. This was in April/May 2019, so it may have been an even earlier version. Looking at the source code for SUE 1.3.20 the language files for that text was in the freemius includes.

This is a bit embarrasing, but it turns out it was actually one of our own custom plugins that removed it. I used “View source code” in Chrome and noticed that the unchanged HTML still had the plugin listed, and then found it was some Javascript which removed the plugin listing from the DOM entirely.

I have no idea why, or what message they originally wanted to remove. This was long before I started working here:

$(‘[data-slug=”stop-user-enumeration”]’).remove(); // Remove user-enumeration notice in dashboard

Sorry for the inconvenience. Would you hazard a guess at what message they may have wanted to remove? I have removed the code which removed it now at least, and the plugin has now been updated on the 5.3 installation successfully. Thanks for your time! ??

I finally figured this out, it turns out we have a plugin Multisite Cloner which I somehow missed to spot the other day. When a new site is added that plugin basicly deletes the default tables and instead proceeds to make a copy of the tables a blog defined in the settings for that plugin has.

The site that is cloned still had the ngg tables.