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  • Plugin Author Kien Nguyen

    (@kienguyen)

    Hmm, that single file with one admin page and 3 functions is everything it needs. I suppose it isn’t user friendly since I made it for me to complete a task at the time. But it did do its job.

    Thread Starter DavyB

    (@davyb)

    OK, I’ve changed my mind on this, having examined the source in a more leisurely manner,
    but with WP 3.3.1 it has some BAD consequences that need sorting
    Also I think it need to be made clear whether the plugin should be network activated or not, my opinion is that it should be activated per site.

    It also seems to be persistent, when deactivated, but that could be a cache effect from my browser, I think it also needs a action to at least remove the menu when deactivated.

    The problem I have with it at present that a series of tabs, buttons and links in the network part of the dashboard have acquired a rogue id value.
    e.g.
    https://example.org/wp-admin/network/site-info.php?id=2717
    https://example.org/wp-admin/network/site-users.php?id=2717
    https://example.org/wp-admin/network/site-themes.php?id=2717
    https://example.org/wp-admin/network/site-settings.php?id=2717
    Also the content of the site-settings page cannot be accessed at all !!!

    true you can get to the correct pages by hacking the URI to have the correct id (mine have an upper limit of 12 at present) but you still get an error message when finishing the settings update and have to re-hack the id to see the updated values.

    Plugin Author Kien Nguyen

    (@kienguyen)

    > I think it also needs a action to at least remove the menu when deactivated.

    Unless I’m missing something, WP adds things such as menus on-the-fly. If a plugin’s deactivated, the menu and stuff just don’t get called/created.

    As for the network pages, you can try adding them to the first function, under the ignored pages section.

    Also, people should look out for newer plugins that can do this. When I needed this last year, I was quite surprised that there wasn’t any such plugin around. It probably isn’t the case now. But if I ever need to use this feature again, I might make an update to the script (that is if I still can’t find anything else to use).

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