Hello Michael This error is the bane of many WP user's experience. There are a wide range of things that can cause this ranging from issues with the ...

Hello webmaster This issue has been flagged for our SLS Team (code experts) so that they can dig into this issue further for you. An update will be posted here as soon as more information is available. Thank you for your patience while we sort through this issue. Best regards, James Morris

Hello Mark Gilmore No, I'm afraid that his not possible at this time. Reason being is that the sync is nearly instantaneous. Once WordPress User Sync detects a change on the master site, the change is automatically and immediately pushed to the slave site. I'm afraid that, to introduce a delay here, and make these updates manual or cron triggered, would require a pretty significant rewrite of the plugin. I hope this clarifies a bit. Best regards, James Morris

Hello Tom Currently it's not possible to add a download link to the email body dynamically. However, there is the ORDERINFOSKU macro available already. So, if you wish to use the SKU field, this macro will return that value. If you would rather define your own macro you will find them defined at marketpress/includes/common/helpers.php. Let us know if you have any further questions. We'll be happy to help! :-) Best regards, James Morris

Hello Kevin The http://hb.wpmucdn.com/ URL you are seeing is the WPMU DEV CDN that Hummingbird optionally uses to store your optimized assets. This can be disabled if you would rather host the assets on your server. If you check out our documentation on Hummingbird at https://premium.wpmudev.org/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/hummingbird/ you will learn a great deal about the topics you are asking about. There you will find some guides and tutorials on how to get the most out of this plugin. Your other questions are best answered by our Getting Started Guide https://premium.wpmudev.org/docs/getting-started/ There, you will learn how WPMU DEV Works; how our plugins work with our API and how best to get support for our services. I hope this gets you going in the right direction. Best regards, James Morris

Hello Matthew Thank you for sending that in. I've checked your site and this issue was being cause by the Defender Prevent PHP execution tweak. Adding the following to wp-content/.htaccess resolves this. <Files "dummy-php.php"> Order Allow,Deny Allow from all </Files> Though, it shouldn't be needed in production. In fact, the file being referenced is only for testing and can safely be ignored. However, you may want to save that snippet above as it may be needed in the future for allowing front-end access to specific php files inside wp-content/ ;-) I hope this clarifies a bit. Best regards, James Morris

Hello forthgear After investigating this issue further, I've found that there is a conflict with the Really Simple SSL pro multisite plugin. When the primary domain is selected in Really Simple SSL, the HTTP URLs which SmartCrawl is seeing as valid sitemap entries are being removed as Really Simple SSL tries to rewrite them. When I disable Really Simple SSL on the primary domain, the sitemap is generated with the correct URL strings. I'm going to flag our SLS Team (code experts) to see if there's anything they can do to workaround this issue for you. An update will be posted here as soon as more information is available. Thank you for your patience while we sort through this issue. Best regards, James Morris

Hello Joseph I've been looking into this issue further but I'm having some issues with FTP access. I've replied to your email requesting new credentials. Please keep an eye out for my message. Best regards, James Morris

Hello Philip As splaquet pointed out, Multi-Domains has SSO support, but so does our Domain Mapping plugin. Either of these are a good option for ena...

Hello Mohamed You can opt-out of using Local Snapshots by not defining any Snapshots in WP Admin -> Snapshot -> Snapshots. Then, you would only configure Managed Backups via WP Admin -> Snapshot -> Managed Backups. However, because of how backups work, it's impossible to entirely disable local file storage as the system needs to temporarily write the backup files to disk while performing the backup process. This is true of any backup solution. Cache must be written to disk. It can't be held in memory the whole time or your server would run out of memory very quickly. Once the backup is completed, it will then be sent to our servers and deleted from local storage. If the Managed Backups are not being sent back to our servers and the file is persisting on the local disk, then there is another issue we need to investigate further. Let us know if you have any further questions. We'll be happy to help! :-) Best regards, James Morris