gwycon

Can you give me some extra information before I can figure out how easy it is to implement your request? The way the WP Content Filter handles comment text is via the ‘comment_text’ WordPress filter.

I assume you have some custom PHP code to grab the latest approved comment from the latest post? Can you show me the code that you are using for this?

Hi,

I am the Simple Sitemap Plugin author.

There is a new version available now (1.2), if you upgrade to the new version and are still having problems let me know.

Also, make sure that (when using the new version) you test by turning OFF all your other Plugins, then test, to see if it is a Plugin compatibility issue. I would say that more often than not, this turns out to be the case.

David

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I don’t think this is a major issue. The only information logged are admin pages a registered users has accessed. There is no sensitive WordPress information recorded as far as I am aware? The query strings sent along with some admin pages cannot be used maliciously?

But if you have any other comments as to how admin pages accessed can be used to hack a site then please let me know.

Also, if a user wishes they can password protect the folder the text file is stored in.

Hi Jim,

If you don’t specify a category when creating a new post then a default one is assigned. You can change what the default category is, as it can be a bit annoying when it is set to one that is nothing to do with your post topic!

David

It is probably the case that you had a Stats Plugin installed, that was available under the Dashboard menu.

Simply install another similar Plugin from the Plugin directory, and away you go!

David

You can find this under the Settings -> Privacy menu.

Best wishes,

David

Fixed in version 1.21. Problem was a call to an undefined function.

Hi, there.

The default text is there as a sample, and it states it is just a place holder which should be removed! Just delete and overwrite with your own.

Please check which version of PHP you are running, as our Plugins work with PHP 5 and above. They may not work properly with earlier versions.

It also may be a Plugin conflict. Try disabling some of your other Plugins and try again. If this doesn’t work contact me via our site and I will help you further.

Best wishes,

David

No Problem, glad to be of help!

David

Ok, so after a little digging around in the WordPress core, the admin-header.php file (in the wp-admin folder) contains the code for the admin header.

<div id="wphead-info">
 <div id="user_info">
  <?php printf(__('Howdy, <a href="%1$s" title="Edit your profile">%2$s</a>'), 'profile.php', $user_identity) ?>
  <?php if ( ! $is_opera ) { ?><span class="turbo-nag hidden"> | <a href="tools.php"><?php _e('Turbo') ?></a></span><?php } ?> |
  <a href="<?php echo wp_logout_url() ?>" title="<?php _e('Log Out') ?>"><?php _e('Log Out'); ?></a>

 </div>
 <?php favorite_actions(); ?>
</div>

that points to a favorite_actions() funtion.

Now, if we take a look at this function we see that we can add or remove existing items from the short cuts menu as required by using the favorite_actions filter, $actions = apply_filters('favorite_actions', $actions);.

At least that is something even thought there is no hook as yet to directly tap into the admin header directly, to create menus along side the short cuts drop down menu.

Just clicked on the site you are trying to emulate. The way they have their menu is exactly how we have ours set-up. Did you try my suggestion above? As this is what you need to do.

Good luck. ??

Ok, well you need to have administrator privileges on the WordPress site to be able to change themes code.

Hi Ryan,

You can edit your sidebar div tag that I mentioned, by going to Appearance => Editor, and editing your themes sidebar.php file. Then, when you have the border style on you will be able to see the boundary of your sidebar more clearly.

Best wishes,

David

Hi,

This shouldn’t be too hard to do even if you are not that technically minded, or a WordPress expert!. Simply edit your current themes header.php file under the Appearance => Editor menu. You need to remove the <a> tag surrounding the blog title.

For example in the default theme, find this code in header.php

<div id="headerimg">
 <h1><a href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1>
 <div class="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>
</div>

and replace with

<div id="headerimg">
 <h1><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></h1>
 <div class="description"><?php bloginfo('description'); ?></div>
</div>

Hope that helps!

Best wishes,

David

I know it sounds obvious but check the name of the file is correct, also file names (including images) in URL’s are case sensitive. ??