intrinicity

If you are going to update the plugin, could you please add a date/time to the log?

Ta

Yeah … I ditched Google Analytics (I got no feed back from anyone and I put it out there in a number of places …) and just used one of the actions (wp_init, I think), to put my own in the header. Works the same and a lot less code (and one less plugin).

Dave

Sorry, that was …

<ul class="alt-tabs">
<li><a href="#Houses">Houses</a></li>
<li><a href="#Units">Units</a></li>
<li><a href="#Land">Land</a></li><li>
<a href="#Townhouses">Townhouses</a></li>
<li><a href="#Search">Search</a></li>
</ul>

and

<ul class="alt-tabs">
<li><a href="https://mydomain.com.au/for-sale#Houses" >Houses</a></li>
<li><a href="https://mydomain.com.au/for-sale#Units" >Units</a></li>
<li><a href="https://mydomain.com.au/for-sale#Land" >Land</a></li>
<li><a href="https://mydomain.com.au/for-sale#Townhouses" >Townhouses</a></li>
<li><a href="https://mydomain.com.au/for-sale#Search" >Search</a></li>
</ul>

How did you go with this? Any joy?

I solved my own issue … as it turned out, it was one that I created myself. I had put a snippet of code in (sourced from the internet) that removed the dashboard, which I didn’t want my subscribers to see. This appeared to work fine when I was testing it, so I don’t know where it went wrong. Anyway, it took “Dashbaord” out of the admin menu list and thus, left the “separator1” as the first thing in the list, which of course doesn’t exist as a page. The way I found it was by removing another plugin (thinking it might be the culprit) called Global Hide/Remove Admin bar. That brought the 3.1.3 admin bar bar back and ALL the links on it worked! THEN I could see the problem.

So … this set of circumstances in unlikely the cause of anyone elses “separator1′ problem, but the root cause will be. Something has mucked with the admin menu structure and the first thing in the list is one of those lines that divide the menus, instead of a real menu (usually dashboard).

I have the same curse … did you ever resolve it?

Sorry it has taken so long to reply …

I did eactly what you said (i.e. created a simple plugin) and IT WORKED EXACTLY THE WAY I WANTED TO!

Now you have created a plugin monster ??

Thanks

Yeah … um … This is what didn’t work.

I created a directory at the root of the website and put “yourfilewithfunction.php’ in it so

include ‘/myFunctionDir/yourfilewithfunction.php’;

and all hell broke loose … it seemed to find my function and loose all the others (page.php complained about not being able to find a function)? Maybe it just HAS to be in the theme directory?

Never mind, at least they are separate now

Thanks

That works! Not sure why it didn’t before? Oh well …

I haven’t tried it yet, but I guess I could

include ‘/myFunctionDir/yourfilewithfunction.php’;

if I wanted to lift it out of the theme, in to it’s own directory, making it (almost) theme independent (other than to put the line back in to the new theme’s functions.php file);

Thanks

Hi, Can you show mw how to “link” to these functions? I’ve tried to include the UamAccessHandler.class.php file and require_once (apologies, for my PHP ineptitude, I normally speak AS3 :).

I too, am doing my own navigation (in Flash) and I simply want to use the checkObjectAccess() function in a post-getting loop to make sure it’s display is permitted. The plug-in works a treat in native WordPress but I can easily bypass it using get_posts() in my external php file (it returns all the posts, regardless).

Am I going about this the right way?

Dave