Your latest update results in internal server errors. This is because you changed array() to []. Why on earth would you do that, and thus break any website using your plugin on PHP <5.3? There is no difference in the tags, [] are just short tags. Such careless changes is devastating to websites that keep their plugins up to date, our site was down for over 30 minutes while we figure this out, and have to update your plugin for backward compatibility, and now have to exclude it from updates.
If you want to use shortags do it on a new plugin and specify PHP 5.4+ only. Its complete carelessness do introduce PHP 5.4+ only code into well used plugins many of which would still be used on PHP <5.4
]]>Hi,
I would like to be use the ‘Page Menu Label’ as the title for the page when listed on the search page.
Is there a variable name or function I can use to grab the ‘Page Menu Label’ for a given page inside the loop?
I am hoping it’s just basic page meta data I can get, just the same as getting any other page meta data.
Thanks!
]]>HI. Download seems to have installed correctly. I can see the Page Menu Editor on my edit page. No matter what I put in the page menu label field doesn’t seem to matter. Whatever is in the Page title appears both in the menu as well as on the page. I checked to see if the PHP file was in my directory and it is.
Your instructions 1. Download the plugin and unzip it.
2. Put the ‘page-menu-editor.php’ file into your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
3. Go to the Plugins page in your WordPress Administration area and activate the Page Menu Editor.
4. Go to Write -> Page or Manage -> Pages and Edit an existing page.
5. The two new options will be displayed at the top of the Advanced options under ‘Page Menu Editor’.
don’t seem to apply to my version of WP. WHen I go to the Page_Menu_Editor link under SETTINGS, all I see is your page to either migrate SEO or donate button. There are no advanced options or any way to continue from that page. Am I missing something?
Any assistance you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Barry
Great plugin. I would like to use the link title attribute as a page title in the document head. Something like:
<title>
<?php
if ( PME Page Link Title Attribute is not empty ) {
echo ( PME Page Link Title Attribute . '|' );
} else {
wp_title('|',true,'right');
};
bloginfo('name');
?>
</title>I just don’t know how to access it.
]]>Hi,
I used qTranslate short codes in my custom page titles in the past, like this:
[:en]Biography[:hu]Biográfia
Now with 2.1.2 these are not parsed. I’m not sure if this is a problem with Page Menu Editor, or qTranslate itself, I could use some help here.
Greetings,
Attila
Got it to work temporarily by changing
if (!wp_verify_nonce($_POST[‘dsa_pme_noncename’], plugin_basename(__FILE__)))
to
if (!isset($_POST[‘dsa_pme_noncename’]) || !wp_verify_nonce($_POST[‘dsa_pme_noncename’], plugin_basename(__FILE__)))
]]>Temporarily found a hack by changing
if (count($pgmenueditor[0]))
to
if (count($pgmenueditor) && count($pgmenueditor[0]))
but it appears to be a problem that $pgmenueditor is sometimes empty.
]]>function pme_update is missing declaration global $post_id
]]>I am trying to figure out how to best exclude ‘posts’ and only have this plugin apply to pages. I notice that it apparently doesn’t add the option fields to the post types however for some reason it still overrides the H1 tag because it clears it out on posts. I am able to override the menu title and page title on ‘pages’ however not posts. I would like to just have the plugin only apply to pages and not posts…is this possible?
Regards,
Justin
]]>As of this spring some time, my WP-installation all of a sudden didn’t output what was specified in the Page Menu Label fields.
I then realized I have add the Custom Field ‘menulabel’ on every page, and copy the Page Menu Label into this field.
Does this make sense? I have a few thousand pages to go over, so it would be great if you could prove me wrong ??
Regards
Hans Magnus
page menu label doesnt effect on page
]]>Error after Install. There is always the message “Please visit the Settings Page for the Page Menu Editor” at admin section but when you klick to this link an error message is displayed: “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”
It would be very nice if the plugin is going to be updated ??
]]>I get this error on multiple WP installs:
“You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”
Searching forums yields that maybe the plugin needs to be updated to allow for new(ish) 3.1.2 menu security features…
Thank you,
Joe in Cincinnati