[Plugin: Ad-minister] WP 2.7 Visual Editor FIX

  • tiffanyabennett

    (@tiffanyabennett)


    15 years, 3 months ago

    This is a great plugin, and does exactly what I wanted it to do. However, when I installed it this afternoon, it wouldn’t toggle between Visual and HTML editors. My clients would have had some problems with the HTML editing, so I adjusted a few lines of code to fix the issue.

    • (Might not be necessary. But allowed me to move the Ads up into the POSTS category) In ad-minister.php, comment out the call to add_management_page and replace with this: add_submenu_page('edit.php', 'Ad-minister', 'Ad-minister', $user_level, 'ad-minister', 'administer_main');
    • replace all occurrences, plugin-wide, of tools.php with edit.php
    • replace all occurrences in ad-minister.php of sanitize_title(__('Tools')) with sanitize_title(__('Posts'))
    • Immediately after the call to wp_enqueue_script('controls'); place the following line: wp_tiny_mce();

    This applies to and was only tested in WP 2.7.

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  • Simon Fransson

    (@chokladzingo)

    14 years, 10 months ago

    Immediately after the call to wp_enqueue_script('controls'); place the following line: wp_tiny_mce();

    It would probably be wiser to use add_action('admin_head', 'wp_tiny_mce'); instead, as the script code would otherwise print as the very first output on the page, before the doctype declaration.

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