• Resolved katton

    (@katton)


    Downloaded plugin – aok.
    Installed plugin – aok.
    Activated plugin – aok.
    No plugin showing under tools. When I go to to Plugins>Online Backup for WordPress & click on View Status, I get a messages saying ‘You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.’ (which puzzles me as I am the site administrator).
    Any suggestions on how to get this working would be most welcome.
    Thank you.

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  • Plugin Author Online Backup

    (@driskell)

    Hi Katton,

    It says on the About This Topic, WordPress version 2.8.4. Is this what you are using?
    Maybe we’ve broke compatibility somewhere…

    Let me know if this is the version you are using and I’ll download a copy and test it.

    Jason.

    Plugin Author Online Backup

    (@driskell)

    Hi Katton,

    If it is lower than v3.0 of WordPress, we did actually break it, sorry!

    If you go to Plugins -> Editor. In the top right, change the “Select plugin to edit” to Online Backup for WordPress. Then click Select.
    In the Plugin Files list, click wponlinebackup/include/admin.php.

    Very near the top, just scroll down a little bit, you’ll see the following. Change the bit in bold from export to import.

    /*private*/ function Admin_Menu()
    	{
    		global $wpdb;
    
    // Add a menu item to the Tools section.
    		$this->page_hook = add_submenu_page( 'tools.php', _x( 'Online Backup', 'Page title' ), _x( 'Online Backup', 'Menu title' ), '<strong>import</strong>', WPONLINEBACKUP_FILE, array( & $this, 'Print_Page' ) );
    
    // Add the page loader
    		add_action( 'load-' . $this->page_hook, array( & $this, 'Prepare_Page' ) );
    	}

    This should fix it. Let me know if it doesn’t.

    Jason.

    Plugin Author Online Backup

    (@driskell)

    Sorry, that didn’t bold it!

    Here is the line to change. It will be export at the moment. Import works in v2 of WordPress, export since v3 only (whoops)

    $this->page_hook = add_submenu_page( ‘tools.php’, _x( ‘Online Backup’, ‘Page title’ ), _x( ‘Online Backup’, ‘Menu title’ ), ‘import‘, WPONLINEBACKUP_FILE, array( & $this, ‘Print_Page’ ) );

    Thread Starter katton

    (@katton)

    Thanks Driskell. That did it – really appreciate it as I’m trying to upgrade my blog but wanted to back it up first ?? Thanks so much!

    Plugin Author Online Backup

    (@driskell)

    No problem katton,
    We’ve fixed this for next version too.

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