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  • Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Aha! That makes a lot of sense. I’ll try the broader exclusion rules and see whether that works.

    Note: the UI still says “Global list of Excluded IPs”, which clashes with the message atop the page that the rules only apply to the local website. (But I understand you’re working on an overhaul of the settings system in relation to network activation anyway.)

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    I have in fact added my own IP, and that does seem to work. (Though few visits from it are tracked because I’m usually logged in and I exclude logged in accounts.)

    I don’t suppose there is anything special about the two IPs I’m meaning to exclude, but I’m emailing you so that I don’t have to mention them here.

    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    I’d also have a look at what the Zotero API can do — if it can provide ZotPress with HTML formatted according to any CLS style, it may also be able to pipe Zotero RDF or similar right into your pages.

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    I checked the db, and the option is indeed configured on all three sites.

    Wow, I’m impressed by that GDPR tool. Deleting them worked like a charm. If I could add a star to my 5 star review of Matomo I would do it!

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    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Excellent question. If you use cite="yes" in the ZotPress shortcode that generates a link to a RIS file that is importable by Zotero. For other methods, ZotPress would have to generate COinS or RDF metadata embedded in the WordPress code, which involves rather more coding, and ZotPress appears not to be under active development currently so your best bet is likely to use the RIS workaround for now.

    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    I have also noticed the toplevel option seems to work somewhat shakily. When it does work, it presents a heading that is not crucial but can only be hidden with CSS. Like you, I didn’t want to make available a full library. The workaround solution I have used is to create a new group library in which I place just the publications on the list (a peronal publication list).

    I think the option of suppressing the name won’t be of use to many folks who (also) have co-authored publications on their online CV, so it may be a bit too niche for a CV option?

    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Judging from the forums, ZotPress development is in a bit of a lull, so your best bet would probably be to adjust the code yourself if you know how to do that.

    The most ugly and least reliable solution (not recommended) is to look for the untranslated term in the plugin’s PHP source files and do a hardcoded translation there. This is not recommended because if you change something in the wrong place the plugin may stop working and if you update the plugin your changes would be overwritten.

    The more durable solution would be to do this in a custom copy of the plugin with a different name. An even more durable solution would be to work with a copy of the plugin, add the phrase to the translatable phrases, and supply a translation using .p/.mo files — but I’m afraid I have no directions on how to do that.

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Can confirm this works now: all settings pages accessible again.

    Bit confusing that the privacy settings are said to be blog-specific in the Network Admin but then the user role exclusions in the site-specific privacy settings (but not the IP-based exclusions) are said to apply globally (which indeed they do). But I understand you’re working to improve that.

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Thanks for the updates. I’ll hold off updating the other network till this is fixed then; meanwhile my two step workaround above has reinstated my access on the first network.

    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    I recognise the issue you describe from my own testing of WP Super Cache. And the fact that the issue doesn’t occur when you preview a page or post shows it is indeed to do with caching (as WP Super Cache doesn’t cache previews).

    Basically, caching kicks in before ZotPress is done rendering its content. If you can exclude the relevant page from caching (and delete/refresh the cache), or set a delay for when WP Super Cache should kick in, that should solve it.

    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    And do you by any chance have a caching plugin active?

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Quick update: solving it took two steps:

    1. Manually re-adding the four matomo privileges for admin accounts across the network, using the User Role Editor plugin. (BTW, for sorting reasons it would be convenient if the privileges were named matomo_* instead of *_matomo.) So I’m guessing the update doesn’t properly transfer privileges and the syncing options under Troubleshooting have no effect (for me/my installation).

    2. Manually changing the URLs of the tabs I couldn’t access to include \network\. So I’m guessing the transition to a central settings page wasn’t complete and there is some code to be corrected 🙂

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    Hi sorry had to attend to other issues. Yes the user that wasn’t synchronized was a super admin indeed. I haven’t applied the patch and instead updated the plugin. This solves the issue (and I’m able to see that Matomo did in fact collect stats even while the error was still there).

    I’m marking this as resolved. However, the update creates a new issue with matomo user privileges.

    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by Mark.
    Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    If it was a general problem with browser and/or WP versions we’d see more threads I think; for my money, I don’t have any issues on multiple websites.

    We need more details to troubleshoot here. E.g. @guripreto, you’re using [zotpressInTextBib] and it actually does show two references. Have you cited those two? Are all of the references you expect to see there cited, and available in the same library? Does it help to clear the ZotPress cache? (Go here to see connected accounts and clear the cache.)

    Does the following kind of shortcode work?

    [zotpress items="4QR8CLKQ,"NRWQI624"]

    Thread Starter Mark

    (@codeispoetry)

    No email, it seems to be a WP boilerplate message. Site Health only displays a plugin that needs updating (which is network enable so doesn’t pose a problem on the other sites). I have shared the Matomo diagnostics info in an email.

    All troubleshooting actions at page=matomo-systemreport&tab=troubleshooting result in the same error.

    The site has no other problems and is basically the same as another site in the network where Matomo does work. Really puzzling.

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