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Hi, I noticed a month ago you said you didn’t have any experience with multisite yet so if that’s still the case, no problem and just let me know 🙂
I have a MultiSite install (http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network) with 2 setup and I originally used Network Activate. I have since Network Disabled and re-activated it individually on the two blogs but still see the same issue.
It creates the tables wp_dbem_events etc for my main site and wp_2_dbem_events etc for my second site. When I go to display the events, it also shows so that [events_calendar full=1] on a page on Site 1 shows wp_dbem_events and [events_calendar full=1] on Site 2 shows wp_2_dbem_events. So far so good 🙂
The issue comes in the admin section. I created some categories and events in Site 2 and that works great. But when I switch over to my Site 1 Dashboard it shows me all my site 2 events. FYI, Site 2 is also where I originally Network Activated the plugin. Also, now when I am on Site 1 and add an entry it adds it and keeps me on Site 1’s dashboard but adds it to the Site 2 database. The edit links take me to Site 2.
Any ideas or thoughts on this? Again, if you don’t know I’m happy to poke around and see if I can find anything but I didn’t want to try to fix something someone already knows how to fix!
Thanks,
Andrew
Well, it’s definitely me, not you. I created a new network setup and installed just EME and single activated everything and it worked great. I then deactivated it all and network activated and it only created database tables for the blog/site from which I was network activating, but it still showed that I had no events on the other site and adding simply did not work (because the DB tables never got created).
So I’m not sure what I did to my regular site, but I’ll let ya know when I figure it out!
Well, maybe it is the plugin, I indeed have no experience with multisites yet 🙂
I’ll try to read up on this and see what should be the result of this.
Ok, to answer my own question, your plugin seems to work great with WordPress 3.0 MultiSite and gives each blog/site its own calendar if you activate it one at a time. I have not tested it too much but it appears that Network Activate would work if it created the tables in every blog on Network Activation. That appears to be the only missing step I can see but I obviously do not know it as well as you nor am I a MultiSite expert!
My entire trouble was with a BuddyPress specific plugin called BP-Registration-Options that cannot be activated using Network Activate. Doing so screws it up as their plugin provides extra functionality if it’s Network Activated but screws up the admin section if activated on a blog that does not have BuddyPress installed!
Thanks for a great plugin!
Andrew
Thanks for doing the multisite setup, i have an additional question regarding multi-site.
I am hoping to create a Main Calendar of events that will be available on each multisite is there a way to access events of another multisite from a ‘parent’ EME install? For instance I would love to be able to just use the [events_list category=1,3] shortcode to display events in those categories.
An advanced version of this would work the other way, a child multisite could publish events, but restrict those events to specific categories.
Thanks for all of your hard work!
Intentions are only barriers to get past 🙂
But I can take that answer, have you ever considered integrating with Member Components, to allow new roles and permissions for posting or viewing events?
I thought about doing it, but it seemed overkill at the time. And I know what you’re going to ask now: “I want people to be able to post events without being logged in” 🙂 But I can’t allow that security wise …
Actually no. I only want a handful of users to post events and I have granular roles already setup since I am more restrictive on things then the default roles. If this is something that is overkill and will not be included i can hard code the values in but then anytime the plugin is updated I will need to make sure that is not overwritten, so if you want to add the feature that would be great so that it is standardized.
Again I appreciate all the work you have done, and so far it looks pretty good during my initial evaluation.
I don’t think it would be an issue for performance but we will have a rather large amount of events, 25-50 a week, do you know of other sites of have implemented your plugin with similar numbers?
Your comment about roles is noted 🙂
About the numbers: nope, but you can search for “http” on this forum, it will (amongst other things) return some url’s that use EME.
Sweet thank you very much!
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