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Change custom_code directory location for multisites

CodeKit – Custom Codes Editor · support · 2022-10-06T06:21:00+00:00

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kreativrudel resolved
I am writing you here because your support form on https://www.codekitwp.com/support/ does not work. We are a paying customer. We are running a multisite. We use the codes plugin there. Is it possible that the code files are stored in the folder of the multisite uploads folder? So instead storing everything under wp-content/custome_codes files for a multisite with the ID of 2 should be stored under wp-content/uploads/sites/2/custom_codes. Otherwise we will have the case that the IDs on some point will could become the same for site 1 and 2 and overwrite the code files from another installation. Thanks Miron Hi @kreativrudel , thanks for the bug report. We have released 2.3.2 version today to prevent that possible conflict. The new structure only for multisite WordPress is “WP_CONTENT_DIR/custom_codes/site-<blog_id>/*” Don’t worry, it will automatically move the files to correct folder for each site once you update the plugin to 2.3.2. Thank you again! Hi Bilal, I just discovered this change because some subsite had no styling anymore. Any change that this will be configurable? In my setup I have a multisite setup for different languages. I don’t want to maintain 3 codebases separately. Regards, Norman

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Bilal TAS 2022-11-08T20:24:00+00:00

Hi @kreativrudel , thanks for the bug report. We have released 2.3.2 version today to prevent that possible conflict. The new structure only for multisite WordPress is “WP_CONTENT_DIR/custom_codes/site-<blog_id>/*” Don’t worry, it will automatically move the files to correct folder for each site once you update the plugin to 2.3.2. Thank you again!

normanwebchimp 2022-11-22T15:22:00+00:00

Hi Bilal, I just discovered this change because some subsite had no styling anymore. Any change that this will be configurable? In my setup I have a multisite setup for different languages. I don’t want to maintain 3 codebases separately. Regards, Norman