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Hello, hope you’re doing well.
The issue is still present in version 2.3.43.
Do you have an estimated timeline for a fix?
Thank you.
Great, thank you!
Excellent, it works!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I was referring to the “Write” module.
Ok, I created a new template and saved it. Now the settings are getting saved.
Thank you!
Hi. It seems the analytics did start showing stats – just with a delay.
The one issue currently, is that the analytics show traffic sources like:
-1
google.com
bing.com
Not sure what that “-1” is (that’s where most of the visitors appear to be coming, btw).
If I need to open a separate thread about this, please let me know.
Thank you.
Ok, thank you.
It was done this way, so a sub-site would still work until its standalone domain propagated.
We just tweaked things so both the domain function and your great plugin work. 🙂
Thank you.
When I reply, the thread status becomes “resolved” automatically. I changed this to “not resolved” to make sure my last message reached you. Thank you.
Issue is fixed.
WordPress API base URL was moved to the fallback address (network.com/sub-site) to match the admin URL.
Hi, Jordy!
We cannot call the CSS class “neko-wrapper” alone because that is included in many elements. We need a more precise approach that allows us to work individually with functions like “Content Params”, “Templates” etc. But we cannot be using the automatically-generated ones either, because they change often.
You mentioned “internal theme” – are you refering to the admin dashboard UI for Ai Engine? Or something else?
Is it ok if I ask what is the usefulness of the randomly generated CSS classes? This looks like a non-standard WordPress development practice, and I admit it’s a bit surprising, because AI Engine is brilliant.
Using more standard practices should allow for more collaboration opportunities with other plugin/theme developers as time goes on, which will mean more growth for your excellent plugin. Just my 2 cents. 🙂
Thank you!
Hi, Jordy! 🙂
This specific site (which uses WPMU) has custom code to combine elements from several plugins, on a single screen.
From a technical standpoint, the issue is this:
There seem to be 2 patterns of classes. Some names use standard naming conventions like:
neko-wrapper
neko-headerOther classes seem to use naming conventions that don’t make much sense, and those seem to change.
For example:
“.sc-kgTHST.dvUeMK.neko-wrapper” was changed to
“.sc-kgVFY.bveKYS.neko-wrapper”.
Are these classes randomly generated by a framework?
Thank you!
Awesome – thanks Jordy!
I’m trying to use the AI content generator (Single or Bulk).
I’m inside a sub-site. For example:
network.com/sub-site-5/wp-admin/edit.php?page=mwai_content_generator
But the problem only happens on sub sites that have their own domain mapped to them. Which means that this specific subsite would ALSO be visible on the front-end as something like:
sub-site-5.com
I think the issue is that “network.com” cannot send requests to “sub-site-5.com” so it requires permission to have access between these 2 domains. It’s a security thing to deny access.
I may need to do some tweaking in the network regarding the domain mapping, permissions, CORS, etc. But I wanted to check with you first, since you have created the awesome AI Engine plugin.
Thank you.