jfoster3773

Thanks for the reply.

I understand it’s intended as a backend component, but we’re trying to make it easier for the admins of the site to utilize without getting confused with all the other stuff going on in the backend. So we thought by pulling it to the frontend for them to use would make life easier.

I was thinking of creating a template that used something like:
<?php if(function_exists('wp_fileman')){echo wp_fileman_home();} ?>

It doesn’t seem to be doing anything. Can you at least point me in the right direction?

You could always hard code it: <img src="YOUR IMAGE PATH HERE">

That’s SWEET!

Plus, (stupidly) I was testing as an admin…giving me global permissions. Signed back in as regular user…VOI LA!! It works BEAUTIFULLY!

This would be PERFECT!! I don’t want everyone to be able to edit everyone else’s posts ??

Could this be accomplished by incorporating (user_is_loggedin || is_author) ??

Very Cool!
#1 isn’t a HUGE priority, but would be nice ??

#2, we’re using a Gravity Form Registration platform with a BuddyPress site framework. Within the reg we are able to map back the variables to those of the BPF. I was hoping we’d be able to sync it through the use of a function string?

Thanks again
Jeffrey

Hi there…

I have a the same exact need. Looking over the Actions and Filters…

Using the following looks exactly like what I need, I am just uncertain where I should implement it?

function fee_specific_category( $allow, $data ) {
	return $allow && in_category( 'wiki', $data['post_id'] );
}
add_filter( 'front_end_editor_allow_post', 'fee_specific_category', 10, 2 );

Hey there…

I’m having the same issue using Platinum Child theme for Genesis. Have you made any head way?