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It happended again tonight. This is bugging me. Is this a known security issue?

rocktog, you propably have to set and save the options once.

Glad you like it, Joannes. Thanks for your feedback. ??

Thank you guys for the votes. ??

You’re welcome. ??

I have just updated my little plugin: Reveal IDs for WP Admin 2.5 Plugin

The following ID columns can be revealed: Posts, Pages, Category, Links, Media

Plus there’s the possibility to permit/allow user roles to see the IDs now. View Options page screenshot

Enjoy!

For revealing post and page IDs I’ve created this little handy plugin: https://www.schloebe.de/wordpress/manage-posts-pages-id-25/#english

See screenshot for what it does. ?? Unfortunately no cat IDs displayed yet, but I’m working on it. I will extend the plugin in the near future with user access control and IDs in the category and link lists.

Hope you’ll find this helpful.

We got some inquiries in the german WP community aswell on Post and Page IDs, so I’ve created this little handy plugin: https://www.schloebe.de/wordpress/manage-posts-pages-id-25/#english

See screenshot for what it does. ?? I will extend the plugin in the near future with user access control and IDs in the category and link lists.

Hope you find this helpful.

Since WP2.5 is about to be released, I just updated my little plugin to version 0.8. The click tree has been updated to include 2.5 links to the codex.

New in this version are the Editor’s Choice Links. These are links that are fetched from a remote XML file; this makes it possible to update these links more frequently without having to update the extension itself. Everyone else can suggest helpful links, of course. ??

More than that, a small statusbar icon now indicates whether the currently displayed website runs on WordPress or not.

The plugin is compatible to Firefox 3, btw.

Infos and Download

You don’t bother. ??

But there’s obviously a small misunderstanding. The website profiles and the ‘switch to WP backend’ context menu entry are two different things at all.

The ‘switch to WP backend’ context menu entry reads the url of the currently open website and uses it to open the wp backend, depending on what ‘wordpress backend level’ you’ve chosen and depending on the url currently opened. So, if you’re browsing domain1.com/blog, the context menu click opens domain1.com/blog/wp-admin/; if youre browsing domain2.com/blog it’s gonna open domain2.com/blog/wp-admin/ and so on. It’s more dynamical than the profiles thing; they dont even know each other… technically. *gg

The website profiles are just of interest when using the statusbar menu, not the ‘switch to WP backend’ link.

In short: The context menu entry ‘switch to WP backend’ opens the dashboard of the page currently opened (if it’s a blog). The quick links (like “Dashboard” in statusbar) do use your defined profile urls and those urls only).

(Wir k?nnten auch Deutsch schreiben, dann k?nnte ich mich besser ausdrücken. :-))

Let’s consider you’re browsing through your site mydomain.com which isnt the blog, right? You cant access your WP backend that way since the plugin cant guess your blog subfolder, which could be blog/, lala/ or bush/, you know. Where should it know from? ?? The ‘switch to WP backend’ works when you’re browsing your actual blog itself like mydomain.com/blogfolder/, or if you’d browse mydomain.com/blogfolder/2007/10/26/text-entry/ .. then you’d have to choose the “2nd level” option to access mydomain.com/blogfolder/wp-admin/ (where ‘mydomain.com’ would be root level, and ‘blogfolder/’ 2nd level).

Why dont you just access myaddress.com and choose the second option (“2nd level”) to switch to /blog/wp-admin?

I just released a new version of my WordPress Helper plugin for Firefox. New features are:

• Update Notification on new WordPress versions
• Website Profiles and access to WP-BE pages with your profiles
• Custom Shortcuts
• Various preference settings

With the new update notification it is possible to get notified while you’re browing whenever there’s a new WP version available. If there is, a dialog like this pops up, displaying release notes. Furthermore there’s some version infos displayed in the statusbar (adjustable). And some more features, amongst a bunch of new options.

The Screenshots may help you to get a small impression of the plugin.

Hope it does help some of you. ?? Feedback desired.

Glad that it helped. ??

Hey drmike,

that would be a possibility, but I need(ed) kinda all the information. I used an own templated file within WP and opened it via popup, and it worked.. was a bit more complicated and took longer, but it works.

greetings