LjasonH

I saw update 1.4.30…you guys are fast!

I typed too soon.

Used an a few if blocks to check for single and bulk

if (nonce is set) {
    if (bulk is set) {
        set bulk data array
    } elseif (single is set) {
        set single data array
    } else {
        die(some bad nonce)
}

Considered closed.

Before I go ahead and paste it, is it bad to set different nonce’s to each action button.

E.g:

$nonce_deny= wp_create_nonce('deny-users');

'deny' => sprintf('<a href="?page=%s&action=%s&appid=%s&_wpnonce=%s">Deny</a>', $_REQUEST['page'], 'deny', $item['id'], $nonce_deny)

And then trying to check with:

case 'deny':
   if (!wp_verify_nonce($_REQUEST['_wpnonce'], "deny_users")) {
       die("Wrong Deny Nonce");
    }

Different method of nonce:
I was setting wp_nonce_field(‘mcwl-nonce’); within my form, and then checking it with check_admin_referer( ‘mcwl-nonce’)
This doesn’t fail, however it says “Are you sure you want to do this?”

If needed I’ll post the required code for either method I’ve tried.

EDIT:
Would it matter if this is a subpage of the plugins admin area?

– see below –

Solved!

I have decided to not use the WP plugin management system and opt for just a check if the user id is != 0 and post the content accordingly.

~ Solved.

All variables are set and the statements run well and forwards with ‘header’ after I stop other output exit(0);.

However, if I call a function that redirects and stops output

header("Location: http://my.page/error/");
    exit(0);

it will pull up the ‘Too many redirects’ page.

Is there any way around this (as it won’t work without the exit)?

Note: I have come a little off topic but I feel opening a new thread isn’t necessary.