Nag message appears in MS if user doesn't have correct permissions

[thomasgriffin]

The nag message for installing the plugin still appears (even when the plugin is installed) for multisite users without the correct permissions.

[GaryJones]

And so it should, for a required plugin - it perhaps needs a different message, one that advises them to contact their administrator to request that the missing plugin be installed.

[thomasgriffin]

It should disappear though, when the plugin is installed. However the nag message is still appearing even though the plugin is installed.

[thomasgriffin]

Ok, so just pushed up a fix to address a part of this issue. In dealing with roles and capabilities (which is a new field for me in WP, never worked with multisite until tonight), only using the _get_plugin_basename_from_slug function within the admin menu causes issues for users without the permission to see the menu, namely undefined indexes (which makes sense since file_path is actually never populated). I addressed this by adding that same line into the nag message area, which doesn't make any effect on those that can already see the menu, but removes undefined index errors for those that can't.

Now, what I don't get is how I am still able to see the message and the link to the plugin admin page. I've setup an account as an admin for the networked site (but not super admin). I can't see the Plugins menu, so I figure install_plugins should be sufficient, but apparently it isn't. Gonna try to see how I can get this bug fixed. If you have multisite experience, good, because I don't. :)

[thomasgriffin]

I know this is a bug to be addressed, but I am hoping the dismissable notices feature will help alleviate this some. :)