Rating: 5 stars
Installed on wp6.6.1 php8.1.
The plugin appears in prefect working condition in spite of is age.
Rating: 5 stars
last update was years ago but it still works with WP 5.3
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Unlike another plugin with a similar name, this plugin still works just fine with my WordPress sites and themes.
A real shame that it has been abandoned, and I’d love to see an ‘updated’ version by someone.
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This worked for me on WP 4.9.4 using PHP Version: 7.0.28, however only after editing the plugin by changing: $parent = & ep_get_page( $page->post_parent, $pages );
to: $parent = ep_get_page( $page->post_parent, $pages );
This also worked with side menus such as BE Subpages Widget, which uses wp_list_pages, not just navigation using standard functions wp_nav_menu or wp_page_menu.
It is unfortunate the plugin hasn’t been updated, because it is a good plugin that does exactly what I wanted… allowing pages to be present in the site without automatically being listed in auto-menus.
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This is an error encountered if your server is using PHP 5.6 or above, and if debugging for your site is enabled.
If you’re still using PHP 5.3, it works fine on WP 4.7.3.
It does not appear that the plugin author has any interest in updating this plugin, or I would give it 5 stars.
Any plugin developers who would like to fork and maintain this plugin?
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For me this plugin works perfect for hiding pages from the menus. I use the theme Twenty Fourteen.
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Thanks a lot.
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Yep, the plugin works as expected on WP 4.3.1
What would be nice would be a “global config” setting where we could select either:
All pages/posts excluded as default OR
All pages/posts included as default
So for those of us who are creating a lot of content on a website that can really clog up a Pages widget with unnecessary links.
But if we could exclude all posts/pages as default, then we’d only have to select the handful of pages/posts we want displayed in menus and widgets and everything else would be hidden – a real timesaver.
NOTE FOR THE DEVELOPER: If you’re not able or willing to add this modification, I’ll be happy to get it done. Just reply to let me know.
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The plugin works great for the default WP navigation menu features. On one of my sites, WP takes care of the menus, but the sidebar.php file is customized and the plug-in needed to be manually integrated into it.
If you are using a custom sidebar.php file, you can use the following snippets to filter out the excluded IDs.
$excluded_ids_arr = ep_get_excluded_ids(); // get an array of IDs that are excluded using the Exclude Pages plug-in ep_get_excluded_ids() function.
$excluded_ids = implode(“,”,$excluded_ids_arr); // get a string of comma separate IDs
Anywhere you call wp_list_pages, you can exclude pages as follows:
$myPosts = wp_list_pages(array(‘exclude’=>$excluded_ids,’echo’=>0));
I have more members in the parameter array but am keeping it brief here for simplicity.
If you are using get_children(), you will need to loop through the list of child posts and skip any of the excluded IDs. Here is a snippet to better explain:
$parent_child_posts = get_children(array(‘post_status’=>’publish’, ‘orderby’=>’menu_order’, ‘order’=>ASC, ‘post_parent’=>$post->post_parent));
foreach ( $parent_child_posts as $parentChildPost )
{
// skip excluded IDs
if ( in_array($parentChildPost->ID, $excluded_ids_arr) )
{
continue;
}
... more code that does something with the included IDs ..
}
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Rating: 5 stars
Even though this plugin hasn’t been updated for 3 years, it works great!
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For some reason menus couldn’t be excluded on my site page. Still works.If you’re here this is what you’re looking for!
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very happy with this one
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Work Perfect
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Exactly what I needed.
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this is one plugin makes it so easy to decide whether or not the pages are by default included in the menu or not, although, recently we’ve had the “menus” functionality where in you can define pages and include/exclude pages as you want, as part of the core!
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Works perfectly for me even though not updated for 2 years.
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This plugin works. Even on the latest version of wordpress ??
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why hasn’t this plug-in been up-dated in 2 years????
how do i know it will work?
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Worthy Plugin…
Serves the Purpose. No conflict too
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Does exactly what it says it does. Works well with other plugins!
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I want to activate plugin and i see last updated (centuries ago) & I am like WTF !!
This is not the first time. ??
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Installed with WP 3.8 and it worked exactly as described.
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Using the latest WP3.8 version and wanted to hide an error page I’d created. This was as easy as checking a box, lo and behold no more public link to the error page.
Thanks!!! If only all plugins were this simple.
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working very good and easy to use
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On many occasions I used this plugin when I was working on online webshops or used it with direct page links.
I belief the functionality should be added to the WP core, like publish with showing.
Rating: 5 stars
Works perfectly, but if I could request one feature it would be to have the ability to set this plugin to exclude new pages by default.
I know this is possible by editing the plugin, but it would be great if this option was built in.
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Fills exactly what I was looking for! short and excellent
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Words well and very simple to use
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I like plugins like that. They do their job excellent and clean. There is a simple way to do this by editing “php” but this plugin is quite simple and, if you don’t use child theme, you’ll not need to track all the custom
edits you have made… while updating the theme or WP…
Great yob!
THANKS
Rating: 5 stars
Simple and useful. Thanks!
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