Dan & Jennifer
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In reply to: [Simple Login Log] Issues with MultiSite – please help :-)Hey Max!
Thanks for the helpful recommendation, that absolutely worked!
Actually I added an if/then to check for multisite, with the is_multisite() function – see below.
Would you consider adding this check to the production plugin code, that way we can update the plugin regularly when you release updates, without overwriting this fix. 🙂
Thanks!!
Dan// table where to log logins if ( is_multisite() ) // hard-code table name for multisite only $this->table = 'wp_' . $this->table; else // non-multisite - regular table name $this->table = $wpdb->prefix . $this->table;Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Register IPs] track longins too? :-)yep, this is the only one I found too… and that’s my concern with it…
if someone logs into his blog at the homepage multisite level, he gets logged in the “main log table”… but if he logs in to his blog at the sub-site level, he gets logged there. that makes no sense… users are created at the top level in wordpress, so would make sense for logins to be logged at top level as well… not to mention the problem of creating hundreds of extra tables to log stuff that would work just fine in one central table. 🙂
Are there any others you’re familiar with?
Thanks!
DanForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Register IPs] track longins too? :-)Hey Mika. Hmmm… agreed.
which plugin would you recommend? I’ve only found 1 and it’s not playing well with multisite… creating a table of logins for EACH blog in the multisite…Thanks!
Dan@mitcho fyi per your question above, wanted to add that we’ve even stopped using object caching – were using W3 Total Cache but it’s not had a release in well over a year, so concerned about reliability with it.
Instead we’re using CloudFlare now, which is like a cache in front of your site… so there’s no object cache interaction with YARPP anymore.
That is really awesome news guys!
@762mm we too dug a lot into the data and found the id=0 entries, and tried deleting them, but they were always being recreated for other posts. Awesome that you were able to debug this effectively!!
@mitcho that’s great news!!! look forward to testing the standard table cache again and moving back to it. We’ve been using the PostMeta Cache for some time now because of the “no related posts” issue in this thread, in spite of all the dup rows in PostMeta Cache. 🙂
Have an awesome day!
DanI added the errors that we are seeing here.
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-1281-breaks-admin?replies=5
I disagree with deactivating all of our other plugins – this release is what created the conflict…
I’m seeing the same problem with the new version. 1.2.8.1.
WordPress version: 3.4.1 (multisite)
WordPress SEO version: 1.2.8.1I did this: updated the plugin – network activated the plugin
I expected the plugin to do this: work as usual
Instead it did this: broke admin access for all newly created sites on the network – we’re also seeing some other weirdness that may be related wpconfig.php. Now getting errors with W3 Total Cache…
this line disappeared FROM wp-config.php???
define(‘WP_CACHE’, true); // Added by W3 Total CacheI network deactivated 1.2.8.1 and the newly created sites’ dashboards are functioning normally.
Hey Michael!
Yep, running W3 Total Cache with all 3 caches enabled: object cache, page cache, AND db cache. though that’s how we’ve been running for 2+ years…
Thanks!
Dan@arpowers do you have any documentation links on the Pagelines Multisite-specific stuff?
i.e. how to set defaults for sites in the Multisite in one place, etc.
Searched Paglines website and didn’t find anything. 🙂
Thanks!
DanForum: Plugins
In reply to: [YARPP - Yet Another Related Posts Plugin] No related posts.Hi Mitcho.
I read this entire thread and decided to do some very thorough debugging following the questions you’ve asked people above. to help get to the bottom of this bug.
Problem is the “no related posts” message showing randomly on various posts.
However, there are MANY related posts for each post.I’m familiar with the YARPP threshold settings, been using YARPP for maybe 3 years. I never saw this message before until the last YARPP update.
What is more strange – is that when I edit a post that shows “no related posts” – just click “update” without making any changes – suddenly it shows me a list of related posts for it. However, suddenly other random posts that DID show related posts previously are showing “no related posts”.
Also any tweaks I make to the YARPP settings, it seems to clear the cache, and this time some other random list of posts does not show related posts… it seems to be an odd moving target.
Per your debugging higher in this thread, I download YARPP experiments and have run tests with Dingus.
** Good news – I can completely duplicate the problem with Dingus that is happening on the site. any posts on the site that show “no related posts” have a weird result in Dingus too – they just show the query time – no results, no “bypass cache”, nothing.
See the following thorough test example – complete with screenshots.
Default Dingus settings – like YARPP is set up – note the query time shows, but NO RESULTS ACTUALLY SHOW: http://grab.by/dDfo
If I change Pretty Much Any Parameters, you’ll see results. Examples:
1.) increased threshold from 4 to 5 – see results – http://grab.by/dDfA
2.) lower threshold from 5 to 3 (lower than original 4) – see results – http://grab.by/dDfC
3.) restore threshold to original number (4) – again no results show – http://grab.by/dDfI
4.) change “show_pass_post” from true to false – results show fine (this should have no impact) – http://grab.by/dDfS
5.) restored “show_pass_post” to default, and changed “show past only” to true (should NOT show extra results when I enable this lol) – but it shows results fine now – http://grab.by/dDfY
So there is something that is misfiring in the code and just not bringing back results for articles that DO HAVE related posts.
This is not impacting all posts, only some of them, and it seems totally random.
Every time I go into YARPP settings and tweak a setting (lower or raise the threshold), or any other setting – i start browsing the site and every time there’s a different series of articles that show no related posts. EVEN THOUGH THEY ALL SHOULD SHOW RELATED POSTS.
Just to emphasize, this site has over 3000 articles, and until this latest upgrade, I never, ever saw this “no related posts” message anywhere sitewide before updating the YARPP plugin last week to 3.5.1.
Suggestions? ideas?
I’m happy to try any settings or updates or whatever to help debug this. Please advise.
Thanks!
DanP.S. Site config stats:
– YARPP 3.5.1, latest WordPress – MultiSite same config on 2 sites having this issue.
– One site has over 3000 posts, the other has around 200 posts.
– Ran WP-Optimize, cleaned previous post versions, optimized tables, etc.
– PLENTY of CPU and server resources, running on a high end VPS.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [YARPP - Yet Another Related Posts Plugin] No related posts.Hi guys, has anyone found a solution to the mysterious “no related posts” problem – even though relatedness is set to max?
Also has anyone heard from the author Michael on this? I see his last response here was 2 months ago.
Thanks!
DanForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Edit Flow] [Plugin: Edit Flow] v0.7 – Calendar doesn't dragHey Daniel.
Sure, that makes sense to me…
Thanks!
DanForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Edit Flow] [Plugin: Edit Flow] v0.7 – Calendar doesn't dragHey guys, had to chime in on this. We just installed Edit Flow and were surprised to see that in Calendar view we can’t move posts around that are scheduled.
Let’s take a step back for a moment, and consider this from the perspective of a site that has content scheduled out for say 30 days as we do.
You would look at the Calendar view, and looking at all the scheduled posts, you realize that certain posts make more sense to be re-arranged, i.e. too many posts on the same topic in the same week. or perhaps too many from one author in the same week, so you want to even them out – rearrange the publish date of a few posts.
So you want to drag and move them.
However from this same perspective of a site that publishes content, I really don’t how dragging content that is not scheduled would be useful? 🙂
the plugin “Editorial Calendar” handles this nicely – although since we’re now using Edit Flow
Take a look if you’re not familiar with it, the way they implement easy calendar dragging of scheduled posts is exactly in line with how a content publishing site works. 🙂
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/editorial-calendar/Please let me know if you’d like me to elaborate a bit on the inner workings of this process flow, happy to help.
Thanks guys!
Dan@azn137 thanks for chiming in.
Hey guys, does anyone else have any insights on this?
Thanks!
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