I can’t get to pages in the Admin that use Dir/file.php

Erm. Only way to tell for sure would be to download Strayhorn and diff it against your installation.

Blah, yeah…I am using 1.5 strayhorn…

{scurries off to start debugging}

Okay, i’m echoing $page_hook for one of the pages and got this:

options_page_BAStats/BAStats

for this page:

https://www.website.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=BAStats/BAStats.php

How about the “subscribe-to-comments” one, since that one isn’t a subdirectory (and, I have it installed in my installation :])? What might also be useful would be dumping the page_hook calculated from within the add_menu_page() function to compare it.

subscribe-to-comments shows “options_page_subscribe-to-comments”

I will say this…I have that Contact Form plugin and it’s URL is:

admin.php?page=options-contactform.php

as opposed to the others being

options-general.php?page=…….

Not sure exactly what that means but the admin.php plugin isn’t having trouble while the options-general.php ones are…

Also, pardon my ignorance but you what dyou mean dump the page_hook?

Right now I have:

if (isset($_GET[‘page’])) {
$plugin_page = plugin_basename($_GET[‘page’]);
$page_hook = get_plugin_page_hook($plugin_page, $pagenow);
echo $page_hook;

to echo things.

Also, pardon my ignorance but you what dyou mean dump the page_hook?

Yup, precisely.

Haha…sorry, was typing WAY to fast…again:

“Also, pardon my ignorance, by what do you mean dump the page_hook?”

No, you’re fine. What you have is precisely what I intended :).

alrighty….so do you have a solution to my problem or what? ?? (kidding)

alrighty….so did you “dump[ing] the page_hook calculated from within the add_menu_page() function to compare it” or what? ??

I think i’m confused about your use of “dump”…the only thing I’ve done is add the echo $page_hook; to the add_menu_page() function as well as the:

// Handle plugin admin pages.
if (isset($_GET[‘page’])) {

The only thing I’ve seen is the “options_page_subscribe-to-comments” that gets echoed at the top of the page.

Ah. But it’s only printing it once? That’s interesting, there’d have to be more than one if you’ve got 2 echos. Make sure you have echos in all conditional paths in the admin.php file, and make sure you cna tell the echos apart (e.g. echo "1. $page_hook"; for one and echo "2. $page_hook"; for another).

My admin.php looks like this:

https://www.codepaste.net/54

And my add_menu_page() function in admin-functions.php looks like this:

https://www.codepaste.net/55

With that I’m only getting the number 1.

Hmm, wait a sec… which version of Subscribe To is that? The latest preview is only for 1.5.1, and as far as I know that’s the only one that has an admin interface.

Then again, maybe not… after further reading it appears it “works with caveats”.