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  • Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    turns out that the file manager at midphase cpanel is broken. The permissions were not correct. Once set, everything was good to go.

    It seems to me, though, that midphase should simply remove the set permissions link from their file manager, if it doesn’t work. I had to ask 3 times to get them to say exactly that – the file manager is broken. They weaseled around as much as possible rather than admit it.

    Thanks, though! midphase is actually listed on the wp hosts page…they are the same as AN Hosting. Other than this file manager thing, they’ve been pretty good. Reasonable, nice features, functions and prices. Plus a one-click install of many third party apps, including WP.

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    well, if they had a feedback link, I would. I guess I thought they might monitor these support pages. Does no one else have trouble seeing the text on the main list items with that red on blue theme? yikes.

    Is there another place this list is maintained with links that WORK? For example, x-Dashboard documentation link is broken, yet I know it worked before the changes… about half of the links now are broken.

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    Hmmm… more testing of this problem and it may not be related to limitcats (not sure) because I don’t believe I’ve ever tested using any other “user” than admin until recently… so, even though there are two other users with admin level capabilities/roles, they get the error when trying to upload an image via the WP2 image browser (on the write page).
    WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ')' at line 2]
    INSERT INTO wp_post2cat (post_id, category_id) VALUES (228, )

    Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/.servername/username/rootfolder/wp-includes/wp-db.php:102) in /home/.servername/username/rootfolder/wp-admin/inline-uploading.php on line 101

    It may be related to the database? Any ideas, anyone?

    If he solves it, could you let us know and we can ask to see the solution? It sounds VERY useful and tons of posts ask specifically for some way to filter by category AND month…

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Hide dashboard

    carho219…. where is this miraculous plugin that can “do the same thing”? Does it exist?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Hide dashboard

    THANK YOU 4hero… you are my hero!

    Casey

    I tried setting the Dashboard array

    $menu[0] = array(__(‘Dashboard’), ‘read’, ‘index.php’);

    replacing 0 with 10 and then the admin person cannot access admin pages. If I replace it with 9, then anyone can.

    So, this isn’t working… all I want to do is hide the dashboard from everyone except admin-level (10) users.

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    I’m using the x-dashboard plugin. And yes, I tried logging in as a subscriber and you are right – you cannot write, edit, etc.
    But I want to post a link to a document (with sensitive data) and other links that the general public need not have access to… and it doesn’t stop that from being accessed.

    I tried messing around with permissions on the file and ended up screwing up my Dreamhost site so that it doesn’t even display at this point – and of course, Dreamhost is SLOOOOOWWWW on responding to my support/callback request, so the site is still down (18+ hrs and counting).

    So, what I’d like is some way to say

    if user level = 10, then display this link else don’t.

    anyone?

    I’m interested in hiding the dashboard for subscribers. I want to use the dashboard for admin level users only, providing links to stuff I wouldn’t want subscribers to see.

    Not to rub salt into your wounds (I hope your host DID backup regularly)… but this is a great point to say BACKUP your database!

    It’s a simple process and one I would have done before handing over $1000 buckolas.

    You can do it from the Manage>Backup admin screen if you’ve activated the WordPress Database Backup Plugin.

    <wishing good thoughts />

    Or, create a set of quicktags for links in the wp-includes/quicktags.js file

    (back it up first, of course)

    I’ve added tools for both in site and external links…

    Well, post the query you used… it would be helpful for others!

    TIA
    Casey

    I’ve noticed that I don’t see those odd custom fields (_encloseme, _wp_pagetemplate, etc) until I add a new custom field or type what I believe to be the existing field into the middle textfield…. then those others show up in the menu after clicking add new field.

    Is there no way to hard-code the available meta field keys into the menu? It sucks to have to write a complete manual for someone because the WP one either doesn’t explain “yeah, but, it’s broken and buggy, so you may not see the right meta key listed… so here’s a list of existing keys and you can just type them in, but get them correct or else they won’t display in your page…”

    I’d like to just hard code in the list of keys to display in the Write/Edit post form.

    Anyone know how?

    couldn’t you use if/else logic based on is_category() in your sidebar and use includes to display the text? Then only the appropriate include displays?

    I’m using Firefox (1.5.0.4) on windows and have no problem with any logins. Have you somehow blocked your site from setting cookies?
    I’d look into the Tools>Options , click to Cookies, then View Cookies… look for your site (by domain name) and allow cookies.

    HTH

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