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  • Thread Starter Eric Hepperle

    (@codeslayer2010)

    Sure. I’ll give that a try and report back.

    Thread Starter Eric Hepperle

    (@codeslayer2010)

    One more thing: @shea Bunge: Thanks also for clarify that snippets should “do things”, not display data. All I was trying to accomplish was to prove that it worked, so for me phpinfo() would accomplish a similar purpose to a quintessential “Hello World!” code snippet. And I was thinking of snippets as any piece of PHP code that one could import or require. I guess I’m not clear on what problem it is supposed to solve.

    Thanks for your response.

    Thread Starter Eric Hepperle

    (@codeslayer2010)

    Thanks to mbrsolution and Shea for responding! Unfortunately using the “Plugins” menu in WordPress did not work for me. What was required, however was to manually, physically navigate to the Plugins folder on the server and manually physically delete the folder for this plugin (I used FileZilla FTP for this purpose). Once again, deleting (at least from my experience) the plugin from the “Plugins” menu in WordPress did not work. But I still appreciate your responses because they helped me get one step closer than before!

    Regards

    Thread Starter Eric Hepperle

    (@codeslayer2010)

    @esmi,

    Thanks for your quick response. I think that’s exactly what I needed to know. So apparently the issue is the depth of url path. That agrees with what I have seen so far empirically (the only examples of this technique show doing it in one folder directly beneath the root domain).

    Thus far in the examples I have seen, including the link you provided, it is only demonstrated this way, though I haven’t found any explicit documentation stating that it won’t work with multiple directory levels.

    Thanks again for your help 🙂

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