WordPress MU

No problem

eventually, I will move to wpmu 2.6.

Until then, I still would like to get this list-all-theme thing fixed. Is there a way to adapt the plugin to NOT use the pagination feature, and just show them all on one page? of use a "previous" "next" navigation?

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /mounted-storage/*****/wp-content/mu-plugins/list-all-themes.php on line 75

Actually mine is version 1.5, and it works well on my site with pagination.

http://at.shoutz.com

The only thing that I can't get it to work is the preview theme.

i fix the error iut was my fault

Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_site_allowed_themes() in /mounted-storage/**********/wp-content/mu-plugins/list-all-themes.php on line 9

any help please

get_site_allowed_themes is a WPMU function

Still hoping someone can explain why I'm still getting a Themes list page that generates links like this:

http://blogpeoria.com/themes/themes.php?pagination=1

when they should be generating links like this:

http://blogpeoria.com/themes/?pagination=1

The plugin I'm using is here:

http://pastebin.com/f99a0c8c

Could it have something do do with Line 59:

$activate_link = wp_nonce_url("themes.php?action=activate&pagination=".$actual_page."&template=".urlencode($template)."&stylesheet=".urlencode($stylesheet), 'switch-theme_' . $template);

OR

Is it possible I've configured the plugin wrong in the admin panel?

Also, I don't see any need for the images being generated on the Page to link to anything or to try to activate anything when clicked. All I want is for the images to display on the Page, not do anything when clicked. I'm trying to display the available themes for potential users.

:D How :S
from where to get the function to add it in wpmu-functions.php

Don't do anything with wpmu-functions.php - he means you can modify the plugin to how you want using that function.

And dennis:

I just tried out your code myself and the pagination is working fine. Any caching perhaps going on? Delete and reupload the plugin file too, just to cover all your bases.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_site_allowed_themes() in /mounted-storage/**********/wp-content/mu-plugins/list-all-themes.php on line 9

so how can i fix this error

Hmmm seems fixed now.

Thank you call.

i use this in my page.php to call the function
<?php if(is_page('Themes')) list_all_wpmu_themes(); ?>

I've improved this a bit for you guys. The pagination is smarter, the theme display is table-like, and it only displays allowed themes. I removed the activation part though.. i don't see the point of having it.

http://pastebin.com/f4ffc1e45

thx MrBrain .. Work great now
http://mychatoo.com/themes/

Sorry: Getting the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /.../blogpeoria.com/html/wp-content/mu-plugins/list-all-themes.php on line 87

You probably pasted over the function wrong and there's an extra }.

I downloaded the file as it was posted in pastebin.

I simply pasted the function, there's no need for a plugin as you can just stick the function in your theme's functions.php file. I've checked and there's no syntax errors with it.

Ah ... never thought of that.

Any advice for where to paste it in the functions.php file?

I know ... it's such a n00b question.

The end... lol

Before the ?> of course :P.

u forget to add <?php ?>

Like I said: n00b.

Thank you.

Um .... looks good except that the screen shots don't show up. Getting broken image links in IE. No images without broken image links in FireFox.

http://blogpeoria.com/themes/

This is the URL for the imkage as it's being rendered in my browser:

~http://blogpeoria.com/wp-contentwp-content/themes/coffee-desk/screenshot.png`

Note the "wp-contentwpcontent"

Strange.. well go ahead and modify line 81. I made it use the new WP_CONTENT_URL constant, so just replace the constant on that line with '/wp-content'.

Are you saying to replace "WP_CONTENT_URL" with "/wp-content""

You forget what I n00b I am.

New information:

I am using WPMu 1.5.1
I am MOSTLY certain you meant for that code to be added to /wp-includes/functions.php and not that in /themes/home/functions.php. Right.

The constant was introduced in 2.6, so that's why. I meant just replace it in the function, that's it.