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I’m not sure where the right place to report bugs is so I’m posting here.
I don’t use Genesis but came across this answering a question on WordPress.Stackexchange .
In your genesis_save_custom_fields function you do a check for current_user_can with one of the singular capability checks that require an additional $arg (the post id). This causes 2 PHP undefined offset notices which never get seen even with WP_DEBUG turned on because the function is attached to the save_post hook and the page refreshes.
If you happen to use Xdebug you will also get a headers already sent warning which will prevent the page from refreshing after the save_post action.
The fix for this of course is to pass the post id along with current_user_can:
Line 234 /lib/functions/options.php should be changed to:
/** Check the user allowed to edit the post or page */
if ( ( 'page' == $post->post_type && ! current_user_can( 'edit_page', $post->ID ) ) || ! current_user_can( 'edit_post' , $post->ID ) )
return;
You can probably also eliminate the post_type check since the edit_post and edit_page cap are now interchangeable (since WP 3.1 ).
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This topic was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by
c3mdigital.
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We already have a bug ticket filed.
Edited to add: you can still access the general help desk without being a member.
We are aware of the issue and as Travis reported over at Stack Exchange, are working with core on a fix.
Any word on releasing this fix? I just spent an hour tracking it down only to find out it was found and fixed 6 weeks ago, just not released
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