Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
Not true issue: your problem is caching …
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Did you changed this to “Resolved”? Not so hasty, I installed one of your other plugins, and this one it’s working fine!
Disable Admin Bar and ToolBar
Thx for your work.
EDIT
One more thing! Why did you published so many plugins, when in fact they do the same simple things? People don’t know which one to choose 🙂
Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
The choice is simple:
1 – You run WordPress 4.4+
2 – WordPress 4.4+ use Toolbar and not Admin Bar
3 – The plugin to use is WP Toolbar Removal and not WP Admin Bar Removal
NO OTHER! !!
What information about the system you use, the server, the versions used, the error messages, the plugins used in your theme, they can afford to help, and do not consider this as yet another topic puppet spam?
WP Admin Bar Removal Build ?!?
WP Admin Bar Removal AuthTag ?!?
Am I a magician?
I have to guess what is wrong in your system?
Or you wrote only to denigrate this plugin or your author?
1 – You had already written this thing, long ago, with another username.
2 – I publish what I want.
3 – You can choose what you want.
4 – Do not worry about what scelogono the latria, is not your job to do it.
5 – Do not tell me what I have to publish, it is not your job to do it.
Thanks.
The choice is simple:
1 – You run WordPress 4.4+
2 – WordPress 4.4+ use Toolbar and not Admin Bar
3 – The plugin to use is WP Toolbar Removal and not WP Admin Bar Removal
How exactly is that choice simple?
I see no mentioned of https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-admin-bar-removal/ *not* supporting WordPress 4.4. In fact, it even says “Compatible up to: 4.5.”
Also, you could have asked all of the above questions without accusing the user of having some sort of hidden agenda against you, really.
Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
It ‘compatible with no problem.
This is a classic problem of cache not flushed correctly.
OFF TOPIC? James you have a problem with me?
I don’t have a problem with you, I’m just offering a suggestion that you may want to stop accusing almost every bug report or support request of being some sort of subversive attack against you.
Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
OK 🙂
This is my personal opinion:
A plugin, developed since 2007, which has always revisions to 5 stars, with 20,000+ active installations, with very few posts related to real problems, needs no assistance on this forum. If users have problems, it is necessary to turn to the premium support for my plugins, and not in this forum, where you can not do anything to help them really.
Thanks!
If that is truly your opinion, then perhaps it is better to just reply to bug reports and support requests on your plugin by directing them to your paid support. There are a few other plugin developers who do this, they just leave a quick reply directing folks to paid support.
It would certainly be better than wasting your time with accusations of nefarious actions. 🙂
Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
… then perhaps it is better to just reply to bug reports and support requests on your plugin by directing them to your paid support …
… is not “paid” … is “free” …
– Who said that you pay?
– Where is it written that you pay?
You accuse me on what basis?
Now I begin to understand many things …
🙂
I apologize, in this industry, “premium support” often relates to support which requires payment. My mistake.
Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
I do not need money to live, and even to work.
I do not need the money, derived from the assistance of WordPress.
My premium support is free, and just because it’s free, I decide how, when, and whether to do it, depending on the type of request.
I am free to decide my life, and my things.
We live in a democratic country.
James, you is a good person 🙂
Thanks!
That’s great to hear, thanks for offering your plugins and support for free. 🙂
