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1. abmcr
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   After install a set of notice error as

   Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/31wordpress/wp-content/plugins/back-end-instructions/bei_functions.php on line 46

2. doodlebee
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   That's a "notice", not an error. It means it doesn't affect how it works. You're seeing the notification because you have reporting turned on, probably set to view all.

   Not saying I won't look into it, but it's not an error.

3. doodlebee
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I just found the warnings. Yep - they are there if you have reporting turned on (either via PHP or through the 'WP_DEBUG" constant in your wp-config.php file). Again, these warnings don't affect the functionality of the plugin - still works fine. They are there because when you first activate the plugin, you don't have any data for the plugin to pull - it's empty.

   Thanks for letting me know about it though - because it *is* annoying, even if it doesn't affect anything.

   I've just edited the plugin to check for empty data now - uploading version 0.7 (after I finish writing this post) to get rid of the notices. If you don't mind, could you remove your vote that the plugin doesn't work? Because it does. Thanks! :)

4. abmcr
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Ok: thank you

5. doodlebee
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Okay - I've just committed the 0.7 version to the plugin repository - it could take about 20 minutes or so before it shows up - so watch for it :)

   Thanks again for letting me know :)

6. deflorence
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   A most brilliant plugin indeed, V 0.7 works fine (in Local) with WP 3.1.1 Will save time explaining same things again and again to different people on live sites. Am going to change the #bei_expand_link Div, so as to make the help instruction even more noticable. Most times, people do not see what's staring at them! Congratulations Doodlebee!!!!

7. doodlebee
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Thanks, deflorence :) If it helps, there's a "css" folder in the plugin. You're more than welcome to just change what's in there to make it look however you like - I don't recommend changing the div ID though, since the js that causes the show/hide function relies on the div ID. But if you do change the files, I'd definitely recommend making backups so they don't get overwritten when an upgrade occurs :) Another idea is to just hook into the enqueue_back_end_header() function to add your own styles :) If you add your own to the end, it'll override the plugins default (and very minimal) styles.

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