I think I already know the answer, but maybe someone can point us in the right direction... We have a weird scenario where we would like to be able to add footer content to some blogs, but not others, essentially we need to be able to disable the footer content for some blogs...... it doesn't look like this can be done with footer content plugin... Maybe someone can point us to another plugin or possible solution? Thanks!
I think I already know the answer, but maybe someone can point us in the right direction... We have a weird scenario where we would like to be able to add footer content to some blogs, but not others, essentially we need to be able to disable the footer content for some blogs...... it doesn't look like this can be done with footer content plugin... Maybe someone can point us to another plugin or possible solution? Thanks!
Thanks guys! Hiranthi, I'm not clear based on documentation how this works, but I'm assuming that if I have say 10 blogs, I could disable a specific footer link from appearing on 5 of them? I will fire it up to try to understand how it works in the morning...
Had to manually add tables, but once that was done it worked great. Our need is very simple, remove footer branding for clients that pay for a "no branding upgrade"... this enables us to simply pop in the blog number for those that pay for the upgrade to disable the branding... works great. Great plugin with great customization options!
@trace, yeah, found that others had to do that too (incl. myself). Need to look into it, but haven't had the time yet.
If you have Supporters enabled you don't have to include the blog ID's of those supporters to exclude them from having those footers. For enabling a block for supporters you have to check 'Enabled for Supporters' (otherwise Supporters won't have that block on their site).
If you're using Upgrades for the 'no branding upgrade' you do have to include blog ID's.
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Erstwhile founder — 9th October 2009 18:52 #
If you only need to disable the plugin for a handful of blogs then edit the plugin with something like this:
if ( $wpdb->blogid != 1 && $wpdb->blogid != 2 && $wpdb->blogid != 3 ) {
//footer content output code goes here
}
Member — 9th October 2009 19:42 #
You can do this with my Adding Blocks plugin (without editing plugin files).
Member — 10th October 2009 08:12 #
Thanks guys! Hiranthi, I'm not clear based on documentation how this works, but I'm assuming that if I have say 10 blogs, I could disable a specific footer link from appearing on 5 of them? I will fire it up to try to understand how it works in the morning...
Member — 12th October 2009 22:02 #
Hiranthi,
Had to manually add tables, but once that was done it worked great. Our need is very simple, remove footer branding for clients that pay for a "no branding upgrade"... this enables us to simply pop in the blog number for those that pay for the upgrade to disable the branding... works great. Great plugin with great customization options!
Member — 13th October 2009 14:03 #
@trace, yeah, found that others had to do that too (incl. myself). Need to look into it, but haven't had the time yet.
If you have Supporters enabled you don't have to include the blog ID's of those supporters to exclude them from having those footers. For enabling a block for supporters you have to check 'Enabled for Supporters' (otherwise Supporters won't have that block on their site).
If you're using Upgrades for the 'no branding upgrade' you do have to include blog ID's.
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