• Hi

    I am assuming that you are aware that IM8 has a conflict with CMS Tree page view plugin. Both of these plugins are necessary and good for WP users.

    How can i resolve the conflict so I don’t have to uninstall your plugin and find an alternative because cms tree page view is very necessary for me as I have a huge website.

    Regards
    Accounking

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  • Plugin Contributor Thorsten Frommen

    (@ipm-frommen)

    Hi Accounking,

    you didn’t describe the exact nature of this conflict so I have to guess.

    I suppose you are using IM8 Exclude Pages to hide certain pages from your front-end menu while you would like to have these pages show up in your back-end view (using CMS Tree Page View), correct?

    IM8 Exclude Pages comes with the two functions disable_im8_exclude_pages and enable_im8_exclude_pages, which you can use in your theme.

    So put the following in your functions.php to disable the plugin filter for your WordPress admin (back-end):

    if ( is_admin() )
        disable_im8_exclude_pages();

    Kind regards,
    Thorsten

    Thread Starter Accounking

    (@accounking)

    Hi Thorsten

    Thank you for replying, Yes I want to use IM8 EP & CMS Tree PV together and I want to hide certain pages from the frontend view using IM8’s check box that appears on each page’s backend. I hope this makes it clear.

    I remain with the following two questions,

    1. Where in functions.php should I enter the command mentioned by you, in the end?

    2. I am using a child theme for Mesocolumn so I would have to update functions.php inside the parent theme’s folder right?

    I can sense I am pretty close to solving this with your help, will wait for a reply.

    Regards
    AccounKing

    Plugin Contributor Thorsten Frommen

    (@ipm-frommen)

    Hi Accounking,

    just put this in the functions.php file of your child theme:

    if ( is_admin() )
        disable_im8_exclude_pages();

    It doesn’t matter where exactly, and you don’t have to wrap the code in a function.

    Kind regards,
    Thorsten

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