I’m sorry that’s happening. That’s obviously not as we intended it! We want you to use the plugin because you’re happy with it, not because you’re unable to uninstall it. So let me try to help you here!
What would be extremely helpful for me is if you would be able to open the console of your browser to see if there are any JavaScript errors there. If you’re using Chrome as your browser, you can do so by Press Ctrl + Shift + J (Windows) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) to open the console directly. Then please retry removing the plugin to see if that triggers any errors or notifications. If so, please copy/paste them here.
If you don’t have the time to troubleshoot this problem, an alternative way of removing the plugin is through your host, via a file manager or SFTP. If you want to take that route, navigate to your WordPress installation via the file manager or SFTP. Then go to /wp-content/, and then to /plugins/. You should now see a folder named /progress-planner/. Removing that folder will also delete the plugin from your site.
If you need any additional help, don’t hesitate to comment on this thread. I’m happy to help!
Here is how Console looks after click on Uninstall
I know that I can remove it by FTP, but how about database traces, If your plugin made new tables or registered some options – they will leave in database!? Any way I posted this to help future users if You whant to fix that bug. I’ll remove it after fiew days by FTP.
I made the second reccomendation and it works for me: === Alternatively, you can overwrite the plugin files via FTP, after which you can successfully uninstall Progress Planner. You can find the new files at https://github.com/ProgressPlanner/progress-planner/pull/434#issuecomment-2808561088 by clicking ‘Download the zip’. === After overite, the plugin was Uninstaled succesfuly from admin area.
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