Terence Eden

Same here. Here’s how I was able to disable the plugin.

Edit the file /wp-content/plugins/apcu-manager/includes/libraries/decalog-sdk/EventsLogger.php

Replace line 12 if ( ! defined( 'DECALOG_VERSION' ) && version_compare(DECALOG_VERSION, '4.0.0', '<') ) { with if (true) {

Then, on the command line, I ran wp plugin deactivate apcu-manager which disabled the plugin.

Hope that’s of some use to people.

Hi Dee,

Here’s some code that you can put in your functions.php file. Note – that this doesn’t work with the Gutenberg editor – only the classic editor.

add_action( "admin_footer", "confirm_publish" );
function confirm_publish() {
	echo <<< EOT
	<script>
		var publishButton = document.getElementById("publish");
		if (publishButton !== null) {
			publishButton.onclick = function(event) { 
				event.stopImmediatePropagation(); 
				var publishValue = publishButton.value;
				return confirm("Do you want to " + publishValue + " this now?");
			};
		}
	</script>'
	EOT;
}

That puts a little script on your admin pages. When you hit publish, schedule, or update, you’ll get a confirmation message.