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Found the solution right after posting, just create (or edit) an .htaccess file in the mint directory with the following line:
RewriteEngine Off
Started tracking immediately after adding this.

I get a similar issue when using this plugin in Firefox. Error Console displays the error as
q is not a contructor
in
/wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce.js?ver=342-20110630
and the link overlay panel does not allow you to expand the “Or link to existing content” section.

This is a serious issue that severly cripples WordPress for my clients that need to be able to link to existing pages easily. If anyone has a fix, please post it!

Figured it out – just added the following to my wp-config.php file:
define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.domainname.com');
The preceding “.” before the domain name will allow the site cookies to work within all subdomains.

Sorry, the plugin does not integrate with WordPress users at all. I will consider this in the future, but no plans as of yet.

Karyyyn, you can unregister a widget using the unregister_widget() function. You need to know the Class name used to extend the WP_Widget class from within that plugins code. I’m adding the ability to enter custom class names into the next release of the plugin, but the function seems to be a bit unreliable as I couldn’t get some widgets to unregister no matter what.

Cheers!

The donation form (and PayPal) only allows 199 characters which your code exceeds, so it would be quite difficult to do too much damage, but I’ve taken your concerns to heart and have made sure that the paypal submitted comment also has all tags stripped in version 1.7.

The admin section is meant for the owner of the site, so it will allow any and all code to be entered into a previously submitted donor wall entry – if you want to hack your own site that is up to you! ??

Thanks for the input!

The plugin still isn’t compatible with v3+ – Just use the fix explained on this post – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-cms-like-admin-menu-wp-30

Thank you for the post, it doesn’t look like this plugin is getting updated anytime soon though. Quick correction, the missing Classes are actually menu-icon-page & menu-icon-post

Here is the full source of the updated plugin if anyone is unsure of how to edit:

<?php
/*
	Plugin Name: CMS-like Admin Menu (3.0 Compatible)
	Plugin URI: https://reciprocity.be/cms-menu/
	Version: 2.2
	Description: Makes the WordPress Admin menu focused for a more CMS-like usage.
	Author: Keith Solomon
	Author URI: https://reciprocity.be/

	Copyright (c) 2009 Keith Solomon (https://reciprocity.be)
	CMS-like Admin Menu is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL)
	https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
*/

/**
 * Changes the positions of the Post and Page menu items in admin menu bar.
 *
 * The elements in the $menu[x] array are:
 *     0: Menu item name
 *     1: Minimum level or capability required.
 *     2: The URL of the item's file
 *     3: Class
 *     4: ID
 *     5: Icon for top level menu
 */

if (!function_exists('change_post_links')) {
	function change_post_links() {
		global $menu, $submenu, $wp_taxonomies;

		// Unset Post & Page menus so we can change them
		unset($menu[5]);
		unset($menu[20]);

		// Change menu order to reflect new positions
		$menu[5] = array(__('Pages'), 'edit_pages', 'edit.php?post_type=page', '', 'wp-menu-open menu-top menu-icon-page', 'menu-pages', 'div');
		$submenu['edit-pages.php'][5] = array(__('Edit'), 'edit_pages', 'edit.php?post_type=page');
		$submenu['edit-pages.php'][10] = array(_c('Add New|page'), 'edit_pages', 'post-new.php?post_type=page');

		$menu[20] = array(__('Posts'), 'edit_posts', 'edit.php', '', 'menu-top menu-icon-post', 'menu-posts', 'div');
		$submenu['edit.php'][5]  = array(__('Edit'), 'edit_posts', 'edit.php');
		$submenu['edit.php'][10]  = array(_c('Add New|post'), 'edit_posts', 'post-new.php');

		$i = 15;
		/*foreach ( $wp_taxonomies as $tax ) {
			if ( $tax->hierarchical || ! in_array('post', (array) $tax->object_type, true) )
				continue;

			$submenu['edit.php'][$i] = array( esc_attr($tax->label), 'manage_categories', 'edit-tags.php?taxonomy=' . $tax->name );
			++$i;
		}

		$submenu['edit.php'][50] = array( __('Categories'), 'manage_categories', 'edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category' );*/
	}
}

add_action('admin_menu', 'change_post_links');
?>

It’s PayPal, they keep changing how they handle the payment notifications and apparently the PayPal sandbox isn’t accurate either so it’s really hard to fix. I’m working on it though, thanks guys!

Testing mode is now in the admin options for easier usage. Thanks!

Fixed mine as well, turns out the default setting puts the full path to your upload folder in the database, like so

/data/0/0/19/12/19990/user/32456/htdocs/wordpress2/wp-content/uploads

even though the Settings > Miscellaneous Panel still only shows

wp-content/uploads

So if you update this setting, it changes the default correct absolute path into the wrong relative path which doesn’t work.

I just went into the database and changed the setting for wp_options upload_path to the absolute path and uploads resumed again. You can also just enter your absolute path into the Miscellaneous Panel and it will work as well, but it will always show the relative path here, even though the saved value is absolute.

Very strange behavior, but it worked!

Yep, that is the same issue. Only happening on this one installation, have plenty of others working just fine on a different host, so I’m thinking it’s a server issue. I’ll let you know if I find out anything.

Having the same issue on a client site. Uploading anything (jpgs, pdfs, etc) seems to complete fine, but nothing is there, no image, no pdf just the filename and info from the upload – it’s like it’s uploading to a tmp folder but not getting moved to the final location. I can use uploader in other plugins such as Register Plus logo upload in the same installation and it saves fine. I’ve re-uploaded all installation files for WP, switched the upload directory, turned off date-based directories, everything suggested in this and other threads. Very baffled what the problem is here.

Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Does you blog send other email notifications? You may have an issue with your server not allowing mail to be sent. If so, try using an alternative mailer plugin – https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/search.php?q=mailer

hubbers: It looks like you may need to put the useful404s(); code into your index.php template as it seems to be overriding your 404.php template for posts not found. Just look for the text Sorry, no posts matched your criteria. and put the call near that. You may need to setup your WordPress to work with custom 404s as well using something like https://www.keyboardface.com/iis-permalinks/

Good Luck!