Auto Social Poster Error : You Do Not Have Sufficient Permissions to Access This Page

in Wordpress Plugins

So many people had problem issues regarding about the new version of Wordpress or Wordpress 2.8, especially in the case of installing previous sorts of plugins or have just upgraded their wordpress to wordpress 2.8.4.

WordPress 2.8.x contains changes to improve the security of plugins by ensuring that only correctly registered plugin pages can be accessed. This change has broken a number of plugins, like Auto Social Poster (ASP) plugin.

You’ve installed Auto Social Poster (ASP) plugin. When you try to access its settings page, you get the error: You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

What is Auto Social Poster?
Auto Social Poster is a simple plugin for Wordpress that will automatically submit all posts you publish to your social bookmarking accounts. You can choose to submit to only a handful of social bookmarking sites every time you publish a post. Autosocial Poster makes your submissions look less like spam. Auto Social Poster is a paid plugin

Auto Social Poster 3.91 not compatible with Wordpress 2.8.x. So How to solve this Auto Social Poster Plugin problem? How to making your broken plugin work again with WordPress 2.8.x?

Don’t worry, man!, the solution available here, you don’t need to downgrade your wordpress.

Ok, all you have to do is to open the mm_post.php file and look at line 800:

add_action ('admin_head', 'mm_add_menu');
add_action ('publish_post', 'mm_post');
add_action ('plugins_loaded', 'mm_init_cron');
add_filter ('the_content', 'mm_make_tags', - 10001);

Change it to:

add_action ('admin_menu', 'mm_add_menu');
add_action ('publish_post', 'mm_post');
add_action ('plugins_loaded', 'mm_init_cron');
add_filter ('the_content', 'mm_make_tags', - 10001);

Or you can request latest version of your licenced Auto Social Poster.

Hope this post make your life easier. See You !

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1 Mark December 10, 2009 at 10:20 am

Excellent – thanks so much!!!

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2 Registry Cleaners December 15, 2009 at 3:59 pm

This actually worked VERY well… in the end.

You have your syntax messed up:

YOU POSTED:
add_action (’admin_menu’, ‘mm_add_menu’);

CORRECTED VERSION:
add_action (’admin_menu’, ‘mm_add_menu’);

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You were using ` instead of ‘ and WP doesn’t read the command if you use `.

Thanks again

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