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The fantabulous spelling and grammar checking plugin After the Deadline has just undergone another round of improvements. Now, you can add a global constant if you’re running this on a WPMU install. This way, the users doesn’t see the menu to add the key. Hit the link for full details.
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Andrea – I’ve tried using the updated plugin but can’t seem to get it to recognize the global API key. I added “define(‘ATD_KEY’, ‘YOURKEYHERE’);” (with my key) to wp-config.php. What method did you use to get it running?
FYI, I’m running WPMU 2.8.6 with Ron’s simple multi-site plugin.
Hi Seth,
I have an idea of what this could be. When you define(‘ATD_KEY’, ‘YOURKEYHERE’) make sure it comes before the require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’); at the end of wp-config.php. If it’s defined after then the After the Deadline plugin will never see your define.
That said, blog comments are an awkward place to provide support from.
If you’d like to continue this conversation, contact me at http://www.afterthedeadline/contact.slp
Thanks Andrea for letting me borrow your comment area.
– Raphael
Raphael,
That seems to have fixed it! Thank you.