WordPress MU

Ron and I whipped this up based on previous code of ours and from the plugin Phillip Studinski (forgot your forum username, sorry!) whipped up from that. :)

(Confused? Is okay. Me too.)

This plugin goes in the mu-plugins folder. It adds a sub-menu to Site Admin, which will list all the themes in use site-wide. At the top of the list will be the most popular theme and a number in brackets of how many are in use. Click on the name, and a drop-down list will appear of all users using that theme, with a link to each user's blog and backend.

We're pretty visual people ourselves, and I like stats and menus in the backend so I know who is using what, thus this plugin was born. (I coded the easy bits; I'll admit it. :D I'm getting really good at adding menus.)

I even made it available in two places:
http://atypicalhomeschool.net/wordpress-plugins/
http://wpmudevorg.wordpress.com/project/Theme-Stats

This is an especially usefull plugin if you've got an issue with a particular theme and you need to know quickly if all users with that theme are having the same issue. My users frequently add uls, lis and even divs willy-nilly to their sidebars and then complain their theme is busted.

Hi - just a suggestion... How about also listing the themes that are not in use? i.e. they would be listed last with "(0)" next to their name. I find it useful to know which themes aren't being used.

Cheers - Stuart.

Yeah, we thought of that too, but got stumped (mental block) on how to pull the info.

Not used theme = not stored in db.

andrea_r,
I added path to:$blogs = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT blog_id, domain, path FROM $wpdb->blogs ORDER BY path ASC");

Could you add an if non-vhost:
<?php
foreach($themeblogs[$themename] as $bloginfo) {
$domain = explode('.',$bloginfo->path);
$frontend = "http://" . $bloginfo->domain . "" . $bloginfo->path . "";
$backend = "http://" . $bloginfo->domain . "" . $bloginfo->path . "wp-admin/";
echo '<li><a href="' . $frontend . '">' . $domain[0] . '</a> - <a href ="' . $backend . '">Backend</a></li>';
} ?>

Thanx, I loves what you do.

I guess it's not that easy, huh? What if you got the array of themes first, and then looped through your function adding each time a theme is used. Then you'd just need to subtract 1 from each count of each theme. Then you'd end up with a bunch of themes that have a zero count.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, it makes sense. :)

Cool - it made sense in my head, but didn't appear to be very logical when I typed it.

Hi, I installed this plugin and had to use the non-vhost solution added by dsader and it works, almost.

It shows everything correctly, but when clicking on a theme to view who is using it, it lists the people using the theme and after the whole list it adds a duplicate for each entry as my main domain.

I get this:

WordPress Mu default theme (3)
User 1 - Backend
User 2 - Backend
User 3 - Backend
Bloghost - Backend
Bloghost - Backend
Bloghost - Backend

The user 1 2 3 link to their blogs correctly, as does the backend link, but then I get those bloghost (my domain) listed there and it goes to the main site, and the backend goes to my admin backend. This occurs with every theme.

I got the original code plus the additional code from a few posts above. How can I fix this?

Try this, from a quick glance:

$blogs = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT blog_id, domain, path FROM $wpdb->blogs WHERE blog_id > 1 ORDER BY path ASC");

Essentially, skipping the primary blog. Who cares what theme "you" are using, since most likely it isn't available to anyone else anyway.

Tried that, didnt fix it.

Its not really that important, since all I needed was the numbers. Which is weird, the numbers show up correctly, but when you view the list there are twice as many blogs listed.

That's really weird; it's working for everyone else. Did it work without the extra code (ie, a clean version)?

Nope, because I run a non-vhost wpmu.

I am getting an accurate listing of theme use (numbers) but all of the user links are directing me right back to my admin blog! I'm not sure if I need to install the code above...could someone tell me if this is a common problem?

Are you on a subdomain install or a subfolder one?

We had to go subfolder as our set up would not allow for subdomains...(we're a school district). URL is wpmu.burlesonisd.net