Wes

I solved this problem by refreshing my permalinks.

Go to Admin > Settings > Permalinks and click “Save”

Hope it helps!

-Wes

That is EXACTLY the problem! Hopefully this post will help someone else!

This needs to be fixed in the next version of WP though, for sure.

Could it be that I’m putting an array in place of the (string) $hook?

In most functions, you can add array(&$this, ‘function_name’) in place of the hook to call a function from the same class. However, the schedule functions specifically call for a “string” instead of a string|array.

I bet this is the problem. I’ll try it now and come back with an answer if it’s working.

No problem, glad to help. Be sure to mark this post as “solved” so it can help others with this problem.

You need to call that action in admin_init, not admin_menu

So:

add_action('admin_init', 'my_remove_menu_elements', 102);

function my_remove_menu_elements()
{
	remove_submenu_page( 'themes.php', 'theme-editor.php' );
}

??

Bump. Anyone?