mbigler

Thanks, I thought I was waiting long enough but evidently not; it’s all good now.

Thanks Edward, for some reason I didn’t get notified when you responded. I was able to make the modifications necessary to solve my problem, I ended up testing to make sure it broadcast correctly and then transitioning the post to “draft” status and then calling wp_publish_post() immediately before switching back to the original blog in the broadcasting.php file.

I did find an error on line 292, of the original code of that file, where the closing “)” was placed in the wrong spot.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by mbigler.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by mbigler.

I modified the steps-ui.php file to echo the number of items in the $required_steps array before the loop that prints them out, and it returns 0 no matter what. Also, if I followed the code correctly, it looks like new achievement types are supposed to create a new post type; so I’m assuming when I create an achievement type of Badges that the post type for all achievements of that type should be badges, but new achievements are being saved with the ‘step’ post type…

Ok, so I went ahead and dug into it and switch_to_blog() is using a global array as you thought, but there are two issues resulting in the problem I was having. The first is that restore_current_blog() actually only references the previous blog in that array. The second is that a global variable called ‘switched’ is also being set to true when switch to blog is called. So, the following working solution may be the best way to do it:

function badgeos_get_network_achievement_types_for_user( $user_id ) {
	global $blog_id;

	// Store a copy of the original ID for later
	$cached_id = $blog_id;

	// Assume we have no achievement types
	$all_achievement_types = array();

	// Loop through all active sites
	$sites = badgeos_get_network_site_ids();
	foreach( $sites as $site_blog_id ) {

		// If we're polling a different blog, switch to it
		if ( $blog_id != $site_blog_id ) {
			switch_to_blog( $site_blog_id );
		}

		// Merge earned achievements to our achievement type array
		$achievement_types = badgeos_get_user_earned_achievement_types( $user_id );
		if ( is_array($achievement_types) ) {
			$all_achievement_types = array_merge($achievement_types,$all_achievement_types);
		}

	}

	if ( is_multisite() ) {
		// Restore the original blog so the sky doesn't fall
		switch_to_blog( $cached_id );
		$GLOBALS['switched'] = FALSE;
                $GLOBALS['_wp_switched_stack'] = array();
	}

	// Pare down achievement type list so we return no duplicates
	$achievement_types = array_unique( $all_achievement_types );

	// Return all found achievements
	return $achievement_types;
}

Sure thing

function badgeos_get_network_achievement_types_for_user( $user_id ) {
	global $blog_id;

	// Store a copy of the original ID for later
	$cached_id = $blog_id;

	// Assume we have no achievement types
	$all_achievement_types = array();

	// Loop through all active sites
	$sites = badgeos_get_network_site_ids();
	foreach( $sites as $site_blog_id ) {

		// If we're polling a different blog, switch to it
		if ( $blog_id != $site_blog_id ) {
			switch_to_blog( $site_blog_id );
		}

		// Merge earned achievements to our achievement type array
		$achievement_types = badgeos_get_user_earned_achievement_types( $user_id );
		if ( is_array($achievement_types) ) {
			$all_achievement_types = array_merge($achievement_types,$all_achievement_types);
		}

	}

	if ( is_multisite() ) {
		// Restore the original blog so the sky doesn't fall
		switch_to_blog( $cached_id );
		switch_to_blog( $cached_id );
		restore_current_blog();
	}

	// Pare down achievement type list so we return no duplicates
	$achievement_types = array_unique( $all_achievement_types );

	// Return all found achievements
	return $achievement_types;
}

Thank you for the timely response. I would guess that the two issues are related, and I would bet that restoring the blog after each iteration would fix the problem.

Upon further investigation with the code changed to restore the current blog, as I mentioned before, and the community add on activated, the navigation is working but certain elements of the page are pulling information from what appears to be the second to last blog that was accessed in the foreach loop. For instance the link to visit the front end of the blog that is on the admin toolbar is stuck on that same site, the second to last one in the loop, regardless of which blog I visit. Also other plugins are no longer able to identify which blog I am on; so, plugins that require a license code, that aren’t enabled on the blog it is reporting that I am on, are behaving as if they have been installed on a new site.

Thanks again for looking into this.