Comments for JerseyConnect Development http://www.jerseyconnect.net/development Wed, 03 Aug 2011 14:25:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Multi-Site Manager FAQ by jimgroom » UMW Blogs Upgraded to WordPress 3.2.1 http://www.jerseyconnect.net/development/multisite-faq/#comment-6 jimgroom » UMW Blogs Upgraded to WordPress 3.2.1 Wed, 03 Aug 2011 14:25:46 +0000 http://www.jerseyconnect.net/development/multisite-faq/#comment-6 [...] as copying and pasting a URl in the visual editor, how could I rationalize this plugin anymore? MU Multi-Site Manager has also been retired, and I am sad to see it go. This is the pluginw e used to get Longwood Blogs, [...] [...] as copying and pasting a URl in the visual editor, how could I rationalize this plugin anymore? MU Multi-Site Manager has also been retired, and I am sad to see it go. This is the pluginw e used to get Longwood Blogs, [...]

]]> Comment on Multi-Site Manager FAQ by UMW Blogs Upgraded to WordPress 3.2.1 | bavatuesdays http://www.jerseyconnect.net/development/multisite-faq/#comment-4 UMW Blogs Upgraded to WordPress 3.2.1 | bavatuesdays Wed, 03 Aug 2011 04:36:27 +0000 http://www.jerseyconnect.net/development/multisite-faq/#comment-4 [...] MU Multi-Site Manager has also been retired, and I am sad to see it go. This is the pluginw e used to get Longwood Blogs, Faculty Academy, and other WPMu sites that were hosted within UMW Blogs. Interestingly enough, deleting the plugin doesn’t effect the existing networks within networks at all. This week I will be experimenting with James John Jacoby’s Multi-Network plugin as a replacement. And I am planning on testing it as I try and bring the precursor to UMW Blogs (ELS Blogs) into the UMW Blogs fold. [...] [...] MU Multi-Site Manager has also been retired, and I am sad to see it go. This is the pluginw e used to get Longwood Blogs, Faculty Academy, and other WPMu sites that were hosted within UMW Blogs. Interestingly enough, deleting the plugin doesn’t effect the existing networks within networks at all. This week I will be experimenting with James John Jacoby’s Multi-Network plugin as a replacement. And I am planning on testing it as I try and bring the precursor to UMW Blogs (ELS Blogs) into the UMW Blogs fold. [...]

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