Matthew Willse

I’m having a similar problem. My homepage includes excerpts from posts with a few custom queries. I don’t want socialable to display with these excerpts, but it does.

I have unselected ALL options except Individual Posts and Individual Pages.

Sociable, it seems, does not properly check what is being queried and displayed.

p.s. I am running version 0.5.1 of the plugin. I see that 0.5.2 has been released, but my installation of WP isn’t suggesting an update. Will this get pushed automatically eventually, or do I need to manually upgrade this plugin?

thanks for the help.

thanks Andrea.

hmmm… Yes that works. That means the same file is visible via every mapped domain.

Google might accept a single googlehostedservice.html file that includes codes for many unrelated google apps domains. I’m not sure. But that seams a little funky.

Since the plugin remaps to /blogs.dir/4/files, is there any reason it couldn’t be modified to also point towards /wp-content/blogs.dir/4 ??

thanks again…

If Domain Mapping now works for sub-directories, is there any reason to setup 3.0 with sub-domains? It might be a preference for some people, but are there intrinsic advantages for people running distinct sites with unique web addresses?

Choosing subdomains or sub-directories is a big decision to make, and a bigger one to un-make. I can’t find a compelling reason to choose one or the other.

it might make sense to include the allow multisite line by default, disabled as a comment. with a statement above that says to remove //. that way nobody would put it in the wrong place! (saving the forums a lot of heartache)

/**
 * Multisite
 * Remove // below to begin Multisite setup.
 * Add config provided by WP immediately below.
 */
// define ('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true ) ;

It will be possible. But you will need use a plugin, .htaccess, or hosting feature to remap or mirror the urls. I haven’t done this yet, so I can’t walk you through it.

Read up on how people do this using WordPress MU. It’ll be similar or the same for 3.0…

The ticket in trac has been downgraded and will likely linger.

It’s a pretty important but simple feature for managing media rich sites.

Oh well, doesn’t work. I guess that meta_compare can’t be passed to wp_list_pages. that’s stinky. Back to the drawing board…

So it seems like this will do the trick. I hadn’t seen meta_compare before.

<?php

$args = array(
‘meta_compare’ => ‘!=’,
‘meta_key’ => ‘Exclude_Page’,
‘meta_value’ => ‘Yes_Sir’,
);

wp_list_pages( $args );

?>

Thanks Michael. I’m looking to exclude items with meta_value green.

What does meta_compare do? Can I set that to be not equal and use it with wp_list_pages?

(I want to use wp_list_pages to utilize the class and hierarchy generated by WP)

thanks again…

Can anyone think of a better method?

$list_full = wp_list_pages(‘echo=0’);
$list_exclude = wp_list_pages(‘meta_value=XYZ&meta_key=ABC&echo=0’);
$the_list = array_diff($list_full, $list_exclude);

You must have FTP access, online or thru a client. Read your host’s instructions. Find the file and right-click or select to chmod or change permissions. But you should tell your host to figure out why it was changed to begin with….

You might consider changing your username. I know that you mean you’re intense about organizing, but it’s grammatically ambiguous and I first thought you considered yourself the Nazi Organization.

You might try another word like guru or sergeant.

Dreamhost says: “Sorry for the trouble. The issue was One-Click related. A push out inadvertently changed the permissions on wp-config.php. Running chmod 644 wp-config.php will fix it. We’re aggressively working on correcting the issue now. Thanks for your patience.”

You can fix it yourself by changing the file permissions on wp-config.php to 644. But they’ll do it for you soon enough.

Scary that their one-click is making changes to our sites with zero-clicks.

Not fixed for me yet. Did they tell you what it was? …So I can tell them to look for the same thing?

Thanks for the teamwork…