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Hi Misty,

I’m not sure if I will be able to provide you with any useful clues for the problem, I want to try, but the community as a whole will need much more information to be able help.

What do you see? What version of IE are you using? What O/S are you using? When did this start? What theme you are using? And more.

Again, thank you for the help. I forgot to mention, I am using a multi-site environment. I’ll open another topic for my other question soon.

Thanks.

Thank you, Catacaustic. Your response was very helpful. I will be attempting to implement this pseudo code. Any capability exclusive to the super admin is likely what I’ll use.

Again I’ll be editing the plugin I’m using directly. I don’t really like doing this though, because if the plugin were to be updated I’d have to re-do my changes.

Like child-themes, is there a way to safely edit a plugin without worry of having your code overwritten by an update?

I’m not deep into it at all, but you’re right though. It does look like a hassle. My team and I we’ll keep it as is, for now.

Thanks for all your help!

Oh, wow. Thank you! I need to take a closer look at the new developments it seems.

Well, then is there a way to get the file paths to be changed from this:

<a href="https://my.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2013/01/slide01.jpg">

To this:

<a href="https://my.domain.com/2013/01/slide01.jpg">

or this:

<a href="https://my.domain.com/files/2013/01/slide01.jpg">

I don’t really like having wp-content/uploads/sites/[blog_id] in any path?

I’m thinking rule from the older 3.4 config may be a clue to get this done. Could you share with me any insights on this?

# uploaded files
RewriteRule ^files/(.+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L]

Thanks, Clayton! That helped. All I did different was eliminate the apr and apr-util from the config. Afterwards I didn’t encounter the second issue with making it. Not sure why.

Anyway, thanks again.

Something like that, yeah. It’s not 100% what I want. The user interface and registration form the plugin provides is meant act as a basic user registration form. Without any mention of blog creation. I’ll check it out more thoroughly to see if I can adapt it to my needs.

Thanks.

Sorry it took so long to reply. Removing the carrot “^” in your first example to become location ~ /wp-content/w3tc- did work. But to be honest, I don’t understand what it signifies. Could you enlighten me?

I’m also going to try using your published config as you recommended tomorrow. I’ll update this thread again with the results.

I’m not personally aware of any hard limits on RAM/CPU, at the moment. In fact we’ve added quite a bit so far. Hyper DB does look like a plugin we will investigate. Thanks for the reference, rahul286.

If anyone else has any further thoughts or comments on this subject, I would welcome them.