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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.3.1 and the missing visual editorI’m having the same issue — no visual editor when using MacBook Pro (OS X 10.7.2). I have these browsers:
Firefox 9.0.1
Safari 5.1.2
Chrome 16.0.912.77
Camino 2.1I’ve tried:
Flushing cache
Resetting the browsers
Installing that “use Google Library” plugin
Switching over to Twenty Eleven themeNone of these worked. I have NOT tried deactivating the plugins, because I have too many of them and I really don’t feel like messing with them (and messing my site).
More importantly Visual Editor is working perfectly fine on the same site when I use Windows Vista, Windows 7 AND Android 3.0! So my guess is it has something to do with OS X?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate Security Checker] [Plugin:Ultimate Security Checker] time out errorI have the same problem…
Unfortunately, editing maximum_execution_time in php.ini is not an option because my web host won’t allow it for security reasons…
Is there another way to work around that?
Thank you,
Amyp.s. Disabling the plugin allowed me to regain access to Page List from Dashboard, but once the plugin was disabled, I had no way to give “Administrator” access to the problem page without the plugin activated… My only option was to delete the problem page. That’s what prompted me to investigate evlapix’s code – to avoid “Administrator” denied access to any page by accident.
I ran into the same problem described by evlapix. I activated “Only accessible by members” for a page and didn’t give “Administrator” access by accident, then every time I tried to go to Page List from Dashboard, I was redirected back to Dashboard (i.e. denied access to Page List).
Somehow I was able to access the pages via the website itself (via “Edit Post” on the website), but I could only access the ones “Administrator” had access. That one page that “Administrator” didn’t have access, I was redirected to the login page.
evlapix’s quick fix code works nicely, even though I had to work it into meta_box.php so it looks seamless… Thanks evlapix for the quick fix.
And like evlapix said, the plugin is great otherwise, I especially like that it’s PHP 4 compatible — very helpful when you’re forced to use PHP 4.
BTW, I’m using PHP 4…
And I found a fix for the problem…
I changed the code
! self::check_conditions( $post->ID )
to
! WordPressAccessControl::check_conditions( $post->ID )By referring the class “WordPressAccessControl” specific by name (instead of using “self”) solved the problem.
And here is where I found my solution.