awgreenblatt

Fantastic. Happy to help. You might want to post the fix in the other thread as well if you have not already done so.

That very strange. When I view the post, I see the code just fine on Firefox & Chrome. Nothing seems to be missing. What browser version/OS are you viewing this with?

Hi there,

I find this plugin extremely useful, but unless I’m missing something, it only works for posts, not pages. I put this request in 7 months ago and there have been 2 releases since. Is there a reason to not put in this support for pages?

Thanks very much.

It would help if I posted the right URL!

https://blattchat.com/2013/01/14/building-a-rest-interface-with-wordpress/

anicode is correct that the problem seems to be around the call to disable_wp_admin_bar(), but I’m not convinced deleting that code is the correct solution, since I would think that you do want to disable the admin bar if the user shouldn’t have access to it.

When the admin bar is disabled via $this->disable_wp_admin_bar(), the admin_url filter is triggered which calls rewrite_admin_url(). Right off the bat, rewrite_admin_url() does the following:

if (!$this->initialized) {
    $this->init();
}

Since $this->disable_wp_admin_bar() was called before $this->initialized was set to true, $this->init() is called which then calls $this->disable_wp_admin_bar() again and you end up in an endless loop.

All I did was move the initialization of $this->initialized to just before the test for whether the user has admin access, and all works well. The code in init() should read:

$this->initialized = true;
if (!$this->has_admin_access()) {
	$this->disable_wp_admin_bar();
}