Updating the site

Jotted by brajesh on February 6, 2010

Thank you everyone for your comments suggestions and everything. Recently, I have not been able to keep this blog updated, but from the mid of Feb, expect me to update it regularly.

So my question to you all, which of the plugins you would like to see updated. Other than the plugins I will go into details of wp 3.0 and buddypress.
Hope to see you guys here then

Thanks
Brajesh

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4 Responses to “Updating the site”

1. mercime says:

   February 25, 2010 at 1:42 am

   Hi Brajesh. I would suggest more of enhancing “Limit Number of Blogs per User for wordpress Mu and buddypress website/blog network” especially no limits on the Site Admin
   - http://www.thinkinginwordpress.com/2009/03/limit-number-of-blogs-per-user-for-wordpress-mu-and-buddypress-websiteblog-network/

   Thank you

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   • brajesh says:

     February 28, 2010 at 12:12 pm

     done

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2. mercime says:

   February 28, 2010 at 1:11 pm

   Hi Brajesh. I installed it in mu-plugins folder of test install where you saw that Maintenance Mode was interfering with upgrade. Would there be a difference in behavior if I installed it in plugins folder and activated it sitewide?

   1. Setting Limit to 1 – the testuser was not able to create a blog – there was no link in bpadminbar or elsewhere to create a blog

   2. Set Limit to 2 – the testuser was able to create a blog. But the “Create A Blog” link is still available in bpadminbar for testuser.
   - clicking on “Create a Blog” link in testuser’s blog just redirected test user to testuser.myblog.com
   - clicking on “Create a Blog” link in main site myblog.com brings testuser to the page to create a blog.

   Note:
   Back to my Site Admin role – I see that testuser’s blog is now listed under my list of blogs. Is that the intended behavior?

   - Would there be a difference in behavior/s if I installed it in plugins folder and activated it sitewide instead?

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3. mercime says:

   February 28, 2010 at 1:37 pm

   P.S. feel free to create testuser to check out behavior in my test install.

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