Hi there!
Thanks for your feedback!
As I am constantly using this with DEBUG turned “on” on various (test) installs I don’t see that, so cannot reproduce at the moment.
What type of install to you use? – Multisite and plugin network activated, or Multisite and plugin only on one main/sub site active? Or on a regular single install (non-Multisite)?
That would be helpful.
Thanks, and I am further looking into this!
-Dave 🙂
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mrwweb
(@mrwweb)
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the quick reply.
This was a WP-Engine multisite install. I network activated the plugin having never had it installed before.
Thanks for the info!
Still, cannot reproduce this, just tested a few more scenarios. I could include another check for the constant that will remove the notice but still don’t know why it appears. Really strange…
What happens if you deactivate other plugins and re-active step by step?
I don’t assume it’s a plugin conflict but I currently see no reason why it appears. If you could test that still, would be awesome – thank you!
-Dave 🙂
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mrwweb
(@mrwweb)
Hmmmm. I’ll see what I can do. I may not get this until later this week, but I will see if I can reproduce it elsewhere.
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mrwweb
(@mrwweb)
I tried with all plugins deactivated and that didn’t resolve it.
I just realized that I only see this on the Network admin pages.
Hi!
Thanks for taking your time to help testing/finding it! Really appreciate that!
The info with network admin seems very important, I will also do further testing — and hope to release an update anyways. If we find the issue for that I could include in update by – hopefully – end of this week.
Thanks again!
-Dave 🙂
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mrwweb
(@mrwweb)
Sounds good. And btw, I noticed the other day that the add_menu() method for adding items to the admin bar is now deprecated in favor of add_node() and add_group(). Obviously, the plugin is working fine, but I thought you might want to eventually switch over.
Thanks for the feedback & suggestion! You’re right, this could be made — just did it in my dev version, so will be in next version.
However, add_menu() is not officially deprecated as of now, it’s just no longer recommended, as per a post from Nacin for WP 3.3.
add_group() was already in use from the beginning of this plugin 🙂
Thanks, Dave 🙂
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mrwweb
(@mrwweb)
Sounds great. I’ll have to admit that I struggled to see the difference between the two but why not use the latest and greatest 🙂
Thanks for the support. Very positive experience.
Hello,
I have the same problem, the notice appears when I click on network update:
“Notice: Use of undefined constant MSTBA_DISPLAY_NETWORK_ITEMS – assumed ‘MSTBA_DISPLAY_NETWORK_ITEMS’ in /home/xxx/domains/[blog-URL]/public_html/wp-content/plugins/multisite-toolbar-additions/multisite-toolbar-additions.php on line 878”
If I choose to update, WP says it could do it, but the above notice still appears and is visible on every page I manage.
My installation is WP 3.6 multisite with directories (not subdomain) and the plugin is v. 1.4.0
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@webby1973:
Hi there!
What @jan Dembowski said about new posts/ threads/ issues – will help other users 🙂
To your issue & feedback:
Thanks for testing that out, I will add another check for the constant so it should be gone then, will be in next update which is a bit delayed, but nearly ready 🙂
I couldn’t reproduce that still… Mmmh, are you having the plugin network activated or only on subsite(s) activated?
Thanks, Dave 🙂
@daveshine : the plugin is active for the whole network.
Thank you.
