[wpmu-trac] Re: [WordPress MU Trac] #919: Plugin Menus on the Admin Bar have incorrect links

[WordPress MU Trac]

#919: Plugin Menus on the Admin Bar have incorrect links
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 Reporter:  johnl1479       |        Owner:  somebody
     Type:  defect          |       Status:  reopened
 Priority:  normal          |    Milestone:  2.7.1   
Component:  Administration  |      Version:  2.7     
 Severity:  major           |   Resolution:          
 Keywords:                  |  
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Changes (by johnl1479):

  * status:  closed => reopened
  * resolution:  duplicate =>
  * summary:  Admin Bar Plugin Menu has incorrect links => Plugin Menus on
              the Admin Bar have incorrect links

Comment:

 Sorry, but I guess I wasn't very descriptive of the problem, as the dupes
 you referenced are not the problem that I am seeing.

 My dashboard works fine. There are no index.* files in mu-plugins/ or
 plugins/.

 I'm talking about the Admin Bar (the core implementation of Viper007Bond's
 plugin) that is displayed across the top of the screen in the wp-admin
 area. in WP[MU] 2.6.5, some plugins would add links to the main navigation
 area (alongside Write, Manage, Comments, etc). In WP[MU] 2.7, not only are
 those links added to the left side of the admin area, but they are also
 added to the right side of the Admin Bar as drop-down menus (See
 attachment #1).

 In this dropdown menu, the first (topmost) link (see attachment #2) does
 not direct to the correct page. '''Using the SlidePress plugin as an
 example''', the first option of the menu, "SlidePress", links to /wp-
 admin/slidepress, instead of /wp-admin/admin.php?page=slidepress. As such,
 a 404 error occurs because there is no slidepress/ directory under wp-
 admin.

 I say this is a bug in the admin bar because the SlidePress menu generated
 on the left side of the screen functions correctly, every page of the
 plugin is referenced as a $_GET variable to admin.php

 I hope this is a clearer description.

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