reorder-my-sites
Reorder My Sites
For WordPress Multisite. Reorders the My Sites dropdown menu in the Admin Bar alphabetically. It keeps the main blog at the top.
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Open evidence explorerNot working with PHP 7.2: users show compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsCurly Braces: users show compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsSimple. Beautiful. Effective.: users show support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsMade to “order”: users show compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsFirst site under site admin is missing if not added to main site: users show compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsDoes exactly what it says!: users praise easy, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsThank you!: praise conversation with limited structured signal.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsSimple. Works. I like it!: users praise easy, reliable, value, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsWorks great: users praise reliable, quality, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsNew version here: notices fixed and my-sites page also sorted: neutral conversation with limited structured signal.
Buyer: agencies, multisite operators, and maintenance teams · Wedge: surface multisite update risk, network drift, reporting gaps, and client-site exceptionsCompetitor Context
3 shownRepeated Themes
0 shownNo repeated plugin-level themes have been generated yet.
Collected Signals
11 shown from 11 collectedCurly Braces: users show compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Curly Braces I do use WordPress 6.0 with PHP 7.4 and this little plugin still works – but I keep getting a ton of Notices: PHP Deprecated: Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces is deprecated in XXX/wp-content/plugins/reorder-my-sites/reorder-my-sites.php on line 39 … and line 44 I just replaced the { } braces with [ ] brackets in these lineNot working with PHP 7.2: users show compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Not working with PHP 7.2 I upgraded PHP through cPanel yesterday to v.7.2 and today I noticed that our list of websites under the My Sites button in WordPress Multisite are no longer alphabetized.Made to “order”: users show compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Made to “order” Special thanks to Eric Juden for keeping this plugin compatible with PHP 7 and WordPress 4.9.5 version.Simple. Works. I like it!: users praise easy, reliable, value, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Simple.Works great: users praise reliable, quality, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: Works great Thanks for this.Simple. Beautiful. Effective.: users show support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Simple.New version here: notices fixed and my-sites page also sorted: neutral conversation with limited structured signal.
Evidence: New version here: notices fixed and my-sites page also sorted https://gist.github.com/youri–/29aa1ad44db1bfe7000a There were some curly braces used where normal ones were needed, and also the Dashboard -> My Sites page is now alphabetically sorted, with main/primary blog on top.First site under site admin is missing if not added to main site: users show compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: First site under site admin is missing if not added to main site If the site admin user is not added to the main site, it shows an empty field on the top row, but it is able to open up dashboard, plugin, themes of the current site.Fixed A-Z ordering: users show bugs, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: I found a bug in the way your plugin is reordering the names of the sites: it is not considering upper/lower case.Thank you!: praise conversation with limited structured signal.
Evidence: Thank you! This plugin should be part of the WP core 😉 This plugin should be part of the WP core 😉Does exactly what it says!: users praise easy, which suggests what competitors already do well.
Evidence: So simple, yet so effective… Many thanks!