jmash

Most likely an incompatibility with another plug-in. Try disabling all your other plug-ins and see if that helps.

that info narrows down the problem, sounds like it may be something to do with your permissions. Try checking your file permissions particularly of the savelist.php file with chmod.
It shouldn’t matter that it’s symbolically linked, but it’s possible that it’s causing a problem with your suPHP install.. might be worthwhile updating suPHP.

Thanks for the feedback gambit37.

Which browser and OS are you using?
Do you still get this bug when using an alternative browser?

Thanks for the feedback, I’m really not sure what could be causing this.
The timeout error just means that pageMash has sent a AJAJ request and not recieved any response.
If you set the $ShowDegubInfo variable at the top of pagemash.php to true it should show the request data when you press update in pageMash. This is the easiest thing to check and should just be a JSON representation of your pages structure. Otherwise if you can get the firebug addon for firefox, pageMash is set to report a lot of additional information to this console that may help identify the problem.

jmash.

These lines should mean that pageMash is still visible under the management tab for pre 2.7 WP users, but for some reason the uploaded version 1.2.0 of pagemash doesn’t include the global declaration for wp_version therefore it is seen as null.

The line above the ones you removed should have said:
global $minlevel, $wp_version;

I’ll update pageMash to fix this.

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

I’ve just updated pageMash to v1.2.0 which includes this change.

try completely removing pageMash and adding it again. I changed the savelist.php file to lowercase, but some methods of updating will not recognise the change in case in the filename.

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

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.

PageMash simply adds a filter to WP’s wp_list_pages() function. However wp-sentry has to remove the default widgets and add in it’s own custom ones which only show the posts/pages the current user is allowed to see. Since it gets all this data straight from the database it is therefore not passed by the pageMash filter.
So I don’t think there is any easy solution, unless wp-sentry added extra code to check it’s data against registered filters, but this would be quite a bit more work.
Everything here is all open source though, which means you’re more than welcome to code it yourself.
Hope this helps,
jmash.

@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/

Thanks for the feedback Gabriel. The interface used to be almost exactly as you described, however the links then get in the way when you want to drag the pages about, I also felt it looked a little cluttered having all the ID’s showing.
It wouldn’t however take long to change the appearance to your liking and if you wanted to have a crack at it I’d be happy to include an alternative interface in with the plugin, or I may get round to doing it myself sometime..

Sorry I haven’t had much time to help, congrats on fixing it.
I’ll add it in to pageMash if you drop me a patch or something when you have a min. email

Hi cmsme,
Could you link to a screenshot showing this and/or an example of the source code on the page, as I do not quite understand the problem having never used qTranslate myself.
Cheers Joel.