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Woah.. I just nuked “extends Genesis_Admin_Boxes” in admin.php which made the plugin remind me that I needed wordpress 3.3, and genesis 1.X.X (sorry, didn’t take notes)

When I put the line of code back into admin.php, the admin side works once again…

Here’s the error in my server log:
[21-Jun-2012 21:26:20] PHP Fatal error: Class ‘Genesis_Admin_Boxes’ not found in /xxxx/xxxx/xxxx/usci/wp-content/plugins/genesis-simple-hooks/admin.php on line 13

Thanks for the reply Nyhm, I actually found a little css hack that you can use to make the buttons disappear but keep the nav around. I used:

#cs-navigation-homepage {
display: none; /**gets overridden by the .js, but here it is anyways**/
visibility: hidden;
}

I’ll have to check this on all versions of IE before I roll it out to our prod server, but so far, so good.

Also, just out of curiosity, what are you using as a replacement for vslider? In the past, I’ve used various jQuery plugins and actually found that I liked them more.

I’m seeing the same behavior on our site. Does anyone know how to resolve this issue?

@saltcod I recently discovered that this was due to the fact that WordPress stores many values as serialized strings within the DB. I was having the same trouble every time I had to move a site until I discovered this script:
https://interconnectit.com/124/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/

Using the script after a move fixed all of the issues I had with widgets and plugins loosing settings. Hope it helps!

It looks like you still have some errant code laying around in the functions.php file. Did you try restoring it from a backup?

Quick update – I have been experimenting around with this issue, and I may have been too quick to assume it was an issue with the EditFlow plugin per-say. The problem seems to be with the way WordPress handles Pages as they transition from one status to another. Pages being marked as “pending” get dropped off the navigation tree, and down to the root level. Has anyone else seen this behavior? I’ll need to look into this further. Heck, maybe I can finally contribute back to this awesome community!

Absolutely!

Here is an album of what is happening. I numbered the images so it hopefully makes sense.

Page Location Trouble

1 – an example of a page in it’s intended location, before assignment and editing
2 – The page being assigned to an author via the bulk edit.
3 – The author making an edit, and submitting the page for review
4 – The page, no longer in it’s intended location.

Thanks!