i only want my editors to be able to “write posts”… so I disabled every other feature using the plugin….

the problem is that the “manage” link still appears… and allows them to “manage” all of my previous post….

I’d like to be able to really get rid of the “manage” link as well….

Yes, It works very well…

Thanks for your plugin and your help…!!!

Hope to communicate with you again ;)

Regards,

J.

I could suggest the following ‘hack’. In wplite.php, change the following line (approx. line 82)

$disabled_metas = unserialize(get_option('wplite_disabled_metas'));

to

$disabled_metas = unserialize(get_option('wplite_disabled_metas'));
$disabled_metas = array_merge($disabled_metas, array('.youare','.akismet-right-now'));

If you see how this works, it is actually easy to hide more things from the Dashboard :)

I’m trying to use your plugin together with Widgetized Admin Dashboard.

In user section, how can I remove/disable the unnecessary write up… for easy to see, please click here:

http://www.netpreneur.my/images/user-dashboard.jpg

Do you have any idea?

Your help is very hopeful.

Thank you.

Regards,

J.

$disabled = ($item[2] == ‘post-new.php’ || $item[2] == ‘edit.php’) ? ‘ disabled=”disabled”‘ : ”;

and all the options will be available to you.

So, I found this site, ran the fsck commands (having not used this kind of interface since playing video games DOS in the 1980’s, this was quite scary for me), but the issue did not get fixed. I called Seagate back and finally got a competent rep on the phone. The fix they provided was quite simple:

1. Have both your computer and the external hard drive connected by the USB cord and powered up
2. Go to Applications>Utilities>Disk Utilities
3. Verify that your external hard drive is visible in the drive listing on the left side of the window
4. Select your external hard drive from the list
5. Click on the RAID tab. Ensure that the “Volume Format” is set to Mac OS Extended (Journaled)

If you made it through steps 3-5, the drive is apparently okay and the issue is with mounting it to your computer.

6. Unplug the USB connection on the external hard drive end (not from the computer) so you just have the USB cord connected to your computer
7. Unplug the external hard drive from its power source
8. Shut down your computer (not a Restart)
9. Wait a minute or so and Restart your computer. Let it start up all the way before proceeding
10. Plug the external hard drive back into the power source
11. Plug the USB cord (which should be plugged only into your computer at this point) into the external hard drive

The external hard drive should show up on your desktop in a moment or so. This worked for us, and I really hope it works for you all.

Thanks & Cheers,

Valon.

Daniel

wp_redirect(get_option('siteurl') . '/wp-admin/' . $menu[$page][2]);

to

wp_redirect(get_option('siteurl') . '/wp-admin/page-new.php');

The line is found near the end of the file.