Completely disabling plugins and not re-enabling them.

  • industrialweb

    (@industrialweb)


    10 months, 2 weeks ago

    How does this plugin work? Typically these types just keep the script from various plugins from loading page to page. Is this one actually disabling and enabling them in real time?

    Since around the time I installed this plugin, I’ve been checking on my website and finding loads of plugins completely disabled in the back end. The 15 plugins being disabled completely all seem to be ones I’ve set to be disabled per page within your plugin.

    This is not good because it is disabling payment modules, shipping modules, and abandoned cart modules – stopping all sales from happening until I happen to catch that plugins have been permanently disabled (again)

    I am using the paid version.

    • This topic was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by industrialweb.
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  • Plugin Contributor HasTech

    (@devitemsllc)

    10 months, 1 week ago

    Hi @industrialweb,

    We’ve checked the plugin and haven’t encountered the issue you’ve mentioned. However, we’re keen on getting to the bottom of this.

    For further investigation, could you please create a support ticket on our website? You can do so by visiting https://hasthemes.com/contact-us

    We truly appreciate your cooperation!

    If you have any queries or require further assistance, feel free to ask.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter industrialweb

    (@industrialweb)

    10 months ago

    I had to disable it for now. Previously I found that the 10 plugins I had in the manager were the ones being disabled. I changed the settings so that only 6 plugins were managed, and sure enough, only those 6 were getting disabled. I really like how well it was working to speed up the site and how easily this plugin worked. Unfortunately we lost a lot in sales all the times these have disabled on us. I just couldn’t keep it running.

    Looking through the error log, I found an error (the same one someone else had 7 months ago, but a different line number). This is the only error in our system. On a related note: disabling the plugin did not remove this MU plugin that is certainly something that could be fixed in future builds.

    PHP Warning: Undefined array key “HTTP_HOST” in /home/XXXXXXXXX/public_html/wp-content/mu-plugins/htpm-mu-plugin.php on line 64

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