Praise for the PageMash plugin

PageMash is awesome. An obvious candidate to inclusion into core, IMHO.

Have a quick question wondering if someone could answer for me re: this plugin…

I’m using WordPress as a CMS. As such, I need to have subpages of pages but not have them appear in the main menu (certain subpages will be visible whilst others will not be — having them all visible would be a NIGHTMARE!).

Using this plugin to “hide” the subpages, can you still link to them in a post or page and have the reader get access to that subpage by clicking the link? Or does it make the page private?

Thanks in advance for your help!

@nerdspawn:
“hiding” will just hide the link from the menu, so yes you can still link to the page.

You might also find this plugin useful:
https://srinig.com/wordpress/plugins/flexi-pages/

@jmash

I too am getting the “Error: Update Timeout” error. I don’t remember if it came after an update or not. I use PageMash on several other sites on my server with no problems.

I turned on $ShowDegubInfo where does the output go?

The debug info should show deriectly on the screen after you press submit.

There’s a chance it might be caused by me using the incorrect case on a filename which I’ve been meaning to update.. so I’ll get back to you on that one.

OK pageMash v1.1.6 fixes the incorrect filename case, see if that resolves your issue.

@cmsme
Pagemash works ok with qtranslate, it just shows the language info on the title bar.

Great plugin!

Hi – someone mentioned that this plugin works – but will be slow – with large numbers of pages. Does this apply for the backend operations or the frontend user experience?

I’m building 100+ pages for my advertisers but they must load fast enough.

Only the administrative interface will run slower with large number of pages.