Reinier van den Assum

Please be aware of a bug in the original code snippet (I can’t edit the post), causing the first heading to miss some highlight. This was caused because of index 0 resulting in a falsify ( index ) => false when index == 0.

This has been fixed in https://github.com/foxcreation/FOXY_solutions/pull/20/files checking Number.isInteger( index ) which will be true for index == 0.
FYI @philipfaster @etribalnick @theluckywp

Thom, thank you for your response!
My apologies if I didn’t explain myself properly.

What I want, is a menu item in the admin bar (the left bar in WordPress dashboard), only visible for administrators, providing the manager mode of FileAway. For clarity I’ve made a screenshot (NSA is by the way, the name of my student association). In the screenshot I’ve loaded an iframe to show the wish. However, I would prefer to establish this without an iframe.

After my previous post I’ve added some code to wp_function_open_admin_page wherefore the shortcode is available and thus the tags are replaced. Unfortunately, there is an error which I cannot fix. Most likely it is due the wrong directory paths. (See the current stage in another screenshot.

Hope this clarifies my request a bit more. Am I doing this incorrectly or do I miss just some small steps?

Looking forward to your response and hope you can help me and that I have explained myself clearly this time.

Thanks in advance.
Reinier

My current code in theme/inc/tweaks.php (used for the two screenshots):

function nsa_function_open_admin_page(){
 // echo '<iframe src="http://nsa.fox/nsa-files-manage/" style="width:100%;height:100%;min-height:900px;display:block;" />';
  include_once TEMPLATEPATH . '/../../plugins/file-away/file-away.php';
  $p = get_page(192);
  echo "<b>Trying to display the following:</b><br />";
  echo apply_filters('the_content', $p->post_content);

  $fa = new fileaway;
  $fu = new fileup();
  echo "<hr />";
  echo "<b>Shortcuts FileUp & FileAway exists</b>: ". (shortcode_exists('fileup') ? 'true' : 'false');

  echo "<hr /> After apply_filters('the_content', \$string), this results:";
 	echo apply_filters('the_content', $p->post_content);
}

Hi Peter,

No apologies needed! It is a free plugin you provide and no man on earth is perfect. That’s the whole idea behind the ‘develop communities’ right? I’m just fulfilling my obligations as ‘Responsive menu community member’ 😉

I’ve just updated the plugin using the WordPress tool.
Thanks for fixing this problem!

Two other small bugs I’ve ran into:
– If I’m correctly, the ‘ignore parent clicks’ is not working. When I click a parent menu item it still hides the responsive menu
– When resizing the screen while the responsive menu is out, the awesome animation scrolls out the menu, however, when resizing to the size including the responsive menu, the offsets are probably screwed.

I think the latter one is not important to fix with priority, but more that it might indicate other issues.

The first would be great if you could have a look at that.

Keep up the good work
and thanks for your quick response!

Kind regards,
Reinier

Jeffrey thanks for your reply!
I’ve added
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
in my wp-config.php
But no success..

And yes, I’ve uploaded all documents and did the test myself to upload it multiple times and overwrite when new..