Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #45070, comment 2
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- 10/10/2018 01:43:26 PM (6 years ago)
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Ticket #45070, comment 2
v1 v2 12 12 13 13 14 and yes, I know this, but would have simply changed one word " read" back to "manage_options"14 and yes, I know this, but would have simply changed one word "**read**" back to "**manage_options**" 15 15 16 ---- 16 17 17 18 18 > ''You should try to make these changes via a plugin instead. In fact, you might find there is already a plugin available on wordpress.org/plugins that addresses your needs. … … 20 20 21 21 22 ----23 22 24 23 the irony is that a plugin is suggested to fix problem while advising to disable all plugins to fix problem. :-) however, I have a stripped down site that I always use to test first, Media availability problem doesn't exist after changing "read" to "manage_options", so if someone decides to access directory, only thing that will be shown: Site Name and Edit Profile options. … … 35 34 > Your best bet is to try deactivating any plugins you've installed, and try reverting the changes you've made to WordPress core files. 36 35 37 again, with just c ore latest version of WordPress, can access wp-admin directory manually, however, Media option isn't availableso changing "read" to "manage_options" actually isn't the problem.36 again, with just clatest version of WordPress, can access wp-admin directory manually, however, Media option isn't available, so changing "read" to "manage_options" actually isn't the problem. 38 37 39 38 what I will do in same stripped down environment: add the same plugins one by one, which are only a few, and see which compatible-labeled plugin exposes private information as that plugin shouldn't be marked "Compatible with WordPress" (tested). 40 39 41 then keep scrolling through the compatible "hide toolbar plugins", some of which are gawd awful interface options and riddled with "advertising promotions" .40 then keep scrolling through the compatible "hide toolbar plugins", some of which are gawd awful interface options and riddled with "advertising promotions", which led me to simply change "read" to "manage_options. 42 41 43 42 thanks