Eric Taylor

Can you provide any examples of what you are talking about? ie plugins.

So I’m running into another issue and am hoping you can provide some insight.

I use the “Maintenance Mode” plugin by Michael Wöhrer pretty heavily. I’d like my (what I’m calling Network Moderators) Network Moderators to have access to viewing a sites front-end when the site is in maintenance mode to troubleshoot issues etc. I find that the default Super Admin privledges allow for this, however, when I enable the ESA plugin, those individuals under the Network Moderator group can’t view the front-end any longer. They get shown the 503 page stating the site is in maintenance mode etc.

The maintenance mode plugin allows for you to change the settings of which user roles can login to backend and frontend. By default backend logins are allowed for Subscribers, and front-end Administrators.

I’m hoping that maybe your plugin can build in some support for the Maintenance Mode plugin, or you can point me in the right direction to get the desired setup I need.

Thanks again!

I’ve added level_0 to the permissions, has no effect. Still getting error.

Also changed the theme back to twentyten, also no effect. I couldn’t imagine the plugin would make any sort of hook to the theme so that doesn’t surprise me, but I figure it was worth a try.

Any other ideas?

So I think that what I need is the “Extended Super Admin” plugin, I think it will do exactly what I need, if that is I can get it to work.

When I setup a dummy super admin, and apply any set of privileges through Extended Super Admin, and add the dummy admin to the new group in extended super admin I find that when the user attempts a login I get the “You don’t have permission to view this site. Please contact the system administrator.” error. However, disable the plugin, or remove the dummy user from the new group, and the user logs in fine with the default super admin privileges.

The problem is with the rolling arch. function, here is the php file that is being called.

<?php
	$prefix = '';

	// Get Core WP Functions If Needed
	if (isset($_GET['rolling'])) {
		require (dirname(__FILE__)."/../../../wp-blog-header.php");
		$prefix = 'nested_';
	}
?>
<?php
	// Load Rolling Archives?
	if ( (get_option('k2rollingarchives') == 1) ) {
		$k2pagecount = k2countpages($wp_query->request);

		if ($k2pagecount > 1) {
?>
	<div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollingarchives">
		<div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollnavigation">
			<a href="#" id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollprevious"><span>&laquo;</span> <?php _e('Older','k2_domain'); ?></a>
			<a href="#" id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollhome"><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/house.png" alt="Home" /></a>

			<div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>pagetrack"><div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>pagetrackend"><div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>pagehandle"></div></div></div>

			<span id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollload"><?php _e('Loading','k2_domain'); ?></span>
			<span id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollpages"></span>

			<a href="#" id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollnext"><?php _e('Newer','k2_domain'); ?> <span>&raquo;</span></a>
		</div>

		<div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>rollnotices"></div>
	</div>
	<script type="text/javascript">
	// <![CDATA[
		var <?php echo $prefix; ?>rolling = new RollingArchives('<?php echo $prefix; ?>primarycontent', <?php k2info('js_url'); ?> + '/theloop.php', '<?php echo $wp_query->query; ?>', <?php echo $k2pagecount; ?>, '<?php echo $prefix; ?>');
	// ]]>
	</script>

<?php } } ?>
<div id="<?php echo $prefix; ?>primarycontent" class="hfeed">
	<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/theloop.php'); ?>
</div><!-- #<?php echo $prefix; ?>primarycontent .hfeed -->

Ya, i don’t want the other one.

and to mention i haven’t found his contact info