videomike

I see the same behavior – has anyone already found a solution?

Are there plans for multisite support?

Any news on that? I am having the same problem.

Hi Cavey

Would you mind sharing your solution?
This would be interesting for me and maybe others, too.

Mike

Hello Nitesh

Any news on translation? We would be able to add some german translation if the feature was available…

cheers

Mike

What was your solution? Seems I am stupid, too ??

Cool – thank you!

O.k. great – drop me a line if I can help coding or testing the plugin.

Hi J?rn

I can feel with you. I have written two plugins and while donations come from time to time, they are seldom…
Did I understand you right, you will publish the adsense plugin on your school homepage? I am referring to “I will release a plugin in the (near) future at my site which adds the AdSense options. “
If so, could you post the URL here? Or even better, could you submit it to the regular wordpress plugin repository and post the link here?
And if you need someone to beta test the plugin – here I am ??

Mike

Hi

Is there an approximate timeline for the plugin?
I had to downgrade a customer site and one of my sites because I am relying on adsense. With “your site” are you talking about https://diekretzschmars.de/?

greetings

Mike

Hi Nathan

Did you find a solution to your problem? I am looking for something very similar and If you already have a solution that could help me …

Mike

Ah, o.k. I would have believed you ??
I definitely need to read more about the rights of the different user roles in wordpress ??
Thanks for fixing it in the next release!

Mike

Hi J?rn

Thanks for the feedback.
Is there a special reason why only super-admin (network admins) should be able to change theme options? I run a blog network with quite a few sites and I don’t want have to work only because one of my site owners want to change their adsense code in the dkret options.
Or did I get the roles wrong? I thought the super admin is the only role who can install themes and plugins and has access to all the blogs in the network(and can create new ones or delete old ones)
Besides that I thought a blog administrator can change all settings that affect his blog only…?

Mike

Hi again

I think I possibly found the bug:

In library/functions/core.php line 300 it says:

if ( !is_super_admin() || !is_admin_bar_showing() )

in the condition that determines whether the dkret settings should be loaded to the admin bar. I am not sure why this is set to super admin.
In a wordpress blog network like I run this leads to other administrators not being able to use Tinymce and breaks the AJAX on the dashboard.

I changed it to

if ( !is_admin() || !is_admin_bar_showing() )

and now it seems to work fine.
J?rn, could you clarify whether my approach is correct or whether I break something else with that change?

Mike

Hmm, strange.
I deactivated WP Super cache, just to be sure, I renamed the js direcory in the library subdirectory of the dkret theme and flushed the browser cache – to no success. Currently the only way to get a working graphical editor is to use another theme than dkret.

Mike