rickymurphy

This is something I could really use as well.

I have the same 2 questions to get it working on my WPMU network.

Yup, absolutely sure I was using 0.8.9

I just started using piwik recently in the last month, and downloaded and installed wp-piwik directly from the plugin repository.

I have no problem giving you access to my wordpress install, database or piwik install – I’ve left the duplicate entries in there so you can still see in detail what’s happened. If you want to wait and see if other people have the problem, that’s ok with me, I’ll just keep using 0.8.9 ??

Thanks,
Ricky

Ok, here is how I recovered.

I downloaded 0.8.9 to my computer, edited the PHP file to set $GLOBALS[‘wp-piwik_wpmu’] = true; and uploaded the files via FTP and directly overwrite the existing (upgraded) plugin files.

I then network deactivated and reactivated the plugin (not sure if that was necessary).

At that point, any blog which had received any traffic during the time that the new revision was installed was now reporting stats using a new site ID, leaving all the old stats behind. Any blogs that did not receive traffic resumed normal operations.

This now left me with what to do to restore the data for the 20 or so sites that were now operating on a new site ID.

I ran this SQL query in PHPMyAdmin to recombine the data:

UPDATE tablename SET idsite = “newsiteid” WHERE idsite = “oldsiteid”

(Thanks to the good folks at HostGator for help with the SQL Syntax)

You must run that command for every single database table in your piwik install (NOT the WordPress database). That will move your stats over to the new site ID.

In the meantime, strongly recommending against upgrading to the latest version at this point.

Ok, thanks, I’ve just switched to the HTML embeddable one Google gives out https://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=41207

Great, thanks, I’ll make that change in ckeditor_class.php

My only concern is every time a new version of ckeditor comes out and I upgrade, it’ll overwrite that file and undo my change.

Thanks

Is there a non-ajax monthly calendar that we can use? Even if the page reloads to advance to the next month, that would be fine.

Yeah, it is part of a multisite network. Perhaps a network-wide plugin could be interfering with it?

I just found myself in the exact same position. This post just saved me hours of work – thank you!

One more vote for the ability to define that in the admin menu.

Thanks

I have the same problem with our site at https://trinityhornets.com/trinity-media/athletics-calendar-2/

It’s set to pull 25 events, and the event listing (click View Printable Calendar) shows all events, but it just hangs when you try to view the next month on the ajax calendar.

I’ve tried the latest version of the plugin and also uploaded version 0.6, but still have the same issue.

Thanks

Beautiful!

Thanks, I missed it too.

I would also like a way to give regular admins (not just super-admins) access to the full-blown theme editor.