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1. bubjavier
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   say you have hundreds of templates to enable all of them. you wouldn't want to click "yes" radio buttons over and over again for each every theme. I suggest to WPMU dev team to add a feature like "enable all themes" for this kind of scenarios.

   anyway, my workaround here is to use javascript + firebug, and also took advantage of having jQuery on it.

   to enable all:
   jQuery('input[id^=enabled]').each(function(){this.checked = true})

   and of course, to disable all:
   jQuery('input[id^=disabled]').each(function(){this.checked = true})

   you can run this via your firebug console. or you don't have firebug, you can run it directly to your browser's address bar using javascript: protocol and adding void(0) to the end.

   e.g.
   javascript:jQuery('input[id^=disabled]').each(function(){this.checked = true});void(0);

2. andrea_r
   Moderator
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Or if you have a greasemonkey script to select all radio buttons.

   I *think* this was brought up before, and the consensus was no, as you really should give all themes a double-check before making them available sitewide.

3. tdjcbe
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Every time I've read about someone turning on hundreds of themes at once, it's always been followed by "OMG! It broke my site! What do I do?"

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