BuddyPress Compatibility

Hi, @pkverma99 do you still need help on this topic? Have you tried what suggested?

Hi @pkverma99

Really no problem, thank you very much for the information.

The HTML comment is the fastest way to see if FDP is working, but it’s not always true that if you don’t see that comment it means FDP is not working.
If for example, you strip out the HTML comments for performance purposes, also that comment will be stripped out. This happens for example if you serve a minified HTML.

Better you add this line of code in your wp-config.php before the comment “/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */”:

define( 'EOS_DP_DEBUG',true );

After adding that line of code, you will be able to see the disabled plugins in the JavaScript console (Right-click => Inspect Elements => Console).

You will see something that looks like this:

*** PLUGINS DISABLED BY FREESOUL DEACTIVATE PLUGINS ***
…..

including the list of disabled plugins.

If you don’t see *** PLUGINS DISABLED BY FREESOUL DEACTIVATE PLUGINS *** in the console it means FDP is not working.
If you see it, but the list is empty, it means FDP is not able to detect that page and assign the set of disabled plugins.

Let me know what’s your case.

Hi @pkverma99

if you need to disable plugins on that kind of pages you need something like this:

*members/*/

*members/*/ will disable plugins on all pages that are https://your-domain.com/members/whatever-here/

I’ve right now tested with BuddyPress and it works.

Use always the star symbol “*” to replace variable parts of the URL.

Let me know if it works also for you.

Hi @pkverma99

you are welcome!

No, it will not match those pages, because *members/*/ has a slash after members.

*members/*/ will match for example:

1 https://domain-example.com/the-members/example/
2 https://domain-example.com/other-name/remembers/example/
3 https://domain-example.com/remembers/example/
4 https://domain-example.com/remembers/example/example2/
5 https://domain-example.com/members/example/

but will not match

6 https://domain-example.com/members-example/

You need to play with the *

If you want to avoid match 1, you should use

*/members/*/ instead of *members/*/

or something like https://your-domain.com/members/*/