mywebgrocer

So tmuka, your mod is an overwrite of the whole plugin? It couldn’t be accomplished by making a plugin for WP Super Cache?

I’m also looking for an answer… I know it can be accomplished using a custom Walker_Nav_Menu, but looking not sure which function effects the list item elements…

I built my options page just as this example (which was linked from a codex article).

I’m sure there are many themes using these features but the problem is that I need an Editor to be able to use it… from that line in wp-admin/options.php I can tell that you MUST have the manage_options capability to POST the options form to the options.php page. My solution will be to have the form submit to the page itself (rather than options.php) and I’ll process the submission from there.

And yes, I switched to using the add_theme_page

And line 30 of wp-admin/options.php says it all:

if ( !current_user_can('manage_options') )

This is preventing saving any options without the manage_options capability. If only there were a hook here to make an exception for certain options…

Thanks for your reply. I tried giving the capability

edit_theme_options

to editors via Capability Manager but I am still getting the “Cheatin'” message when trying to save… I can see the menu item, get to the page, but can’t update options. I also tried edit_themes but no luck. It appears to work only when I give the full manage_options capability… but that is far too much power to give to my editors.

It seems there is something preventing the full permission of updating the settings even though the user has the capability required by the page (edit_theme_options).

I’ve tried several capability/role manager plugins with no luck. With Capability Manager, I created a custom capability called

manage_custom_settings

and used it like this:

add_menu_page('Theme Settings', 'Theme Settings', 'manage_custom_settings', basename(__FILE__), 'my_settings_page', get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/images/icon_16.png');

Any ideas?

The settings are located in the wp_options table. They are prefixed with “tadv_”

Do a select for those options and then copy the desired values into an update query ??