Where would I be able to edit this page? I'd prefer something that provided more information, or even better something that get's themed with the rest of the site.
Where would I be able to edit this page? I'd prefer something that provided more information, or even better something that get's themed with the rest of the site.
Login as the admin, and goto site management
I'm sorry, but I cannot find this option anywhere in the "site admin" area. There isn't a "site management" area. Are you certain?
wp-settings.php and wpmu-settings.php have the "die" and "graceful-fail" that contain the "blog suspended" message to edit.
What/how you theme it, I haven't done.
in mu-plugins folder, find misc.php :)
It's a bunch of places. Rather annoying actually since I have mine modified to put in a link to the main site along with some CSS.
So do I have to change it in all places it occurs?
Yup. I've been meaning to ask Donncha to place hooks in these places so one of us could write a plugin for it. Be easier to edit one file instead of 4.
Ticket made:
Can't decipher from Trac whether this has been fixed or not?
What I'd really like is 1 second redirect back to the root... but that's just me :)
It got fixed in version 886.
Please read what Donncha discusses as he describes how to rewrite a plugin to do your own bit for these blogs.
Either that or do what I did and change the code within those function calls. But I like hacking away at the code. :)
I'll have a look for it - about time I 'wrote' a plugin!
It would be nice to have custom text for each suspended blog. I want to show details about what happened. I don't know if plugins are an option because users can access those.
Not if it's in the mu-plugins folder...
I don't know...
First one to suggest a feature gets first crack at writing the code. :)
Do you realize that tell the public at large why a blog has been removed would be a privacy issue, right?
drmike, yeah, private information will not be taken or given from the blog (eg. thir e-mail) but from publicly available information such as website statistics, IP tracing, spam antecedents, etc...
Something like http://spamhuntress.com/wiki/Link_spammer_pages to return their favor.
For newer blogs like mine there is only one file to edit the suspended blog message: wp-settings.php