Plugin Organizer
This is a plug in that we developed to help with a project. It allows you to change the load order of your plug ins. If you need one plugin to load before another then this is the plug in to do it. To download the plugin please go to the WordPress plugin page.
This is a screenshot of the WordPress plugin page after Plugin Organizer has been applied. There is a Drag column added that allows you to grab a row in the plugin table and move it up or down to change the load order. After ordering the plugins you just click on the Save Order button and the load order is changed.
This is a screenshot of the plugin settings page.
This is a screenshot of the global plugins page. Here you can disable a plugin for the entire site. This allows you to turn it on for just the pages you need it.
This is a screenshot of the URL admin page. Here you can set the plugins that will be disabled/enabled based on the URL being accessed on your site.
This is a screenshot of the page edit screen. You can disable or enable plugins from here. This meta box will be added to all post types that are selected on the settings screen.
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Which plugin loads first ? The one at the top of the list or the one at the bottom ? Sorry I found no explanation of this.
The one at the top.
What is the best practize when I use this plugin ?
I`m using some cache plugins (hypercache and db cache reloaded) together with the wp-minify plugin. What`s the best decision: moving the cache plugins to the top of the plugins page or to the bottom ? I want to speed up my pageload time – does the order of the cache and the other plugins affect the time it takes to load my page ? What`s your opinion ?
I cannot get url admin to save anything after upgrading to WP 3.5.
Webpage error details
Message: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #disabledPlugins[]Label
Line: 2
Char: 59313
Code: 0
URI: wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.8.3
Message: Object doesn’t support this property or method
Line: 26
Char: 4
Code: 0
URI: wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/js/validation.js
The newest version of the plugin fixes that.
I cannot get url admin to save anything after upgrading to WP 3.5.
Webpage error details
Message: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #disabledPlugins[]Label
Line: 2
Char: 59313
Code: 0
URI: http://digitalt.tv/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.8.3
Message: Object doesn’t support this property or method
Line: 26
Char: 4
Code: 0
URI: http://digitalt.tv/wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/js/validation.js
I tried to update to 2.5.1, but it won’t get updated and stays at 2.5 … tried several times …
Is this a theme problem or PO update problem ?
Thanks
Joe
Sorry, please ignore, it just fixed itself after another attempt …
Can the plugin disable CommentPress on a per-post basis? I’d like to use it in conjunction with the “GYS Themed Categories” plugin which will switch themes on a per-category basis. I’ve selected both Posts and Pages in “Custom Post Type Support”; but Plugin Organizer’s option to disable per-page isn’t showing up on the EDIT pages.
Thanks for any help!
On the settings page for Plugin Organizer you have to check the enable radio button under selective plugin loading. Then the box will appear on your page and post edit screen.
Hi Jeff,
I installed this plugin and it worked beautifully, thanks.
However, I then updated plugins and Share This, which I specifically need hidden from the shop page, now appears to be overriding your plugin.
I have tried disabling from the page itself and the URL Admin page.
Thought you might like to know.
Cheers
I have just released version 2.4. Install this version and go to the settings page. There is now an option to ignore arguments to URLs. Enable this option and see if it fixes your issue.
Is there any method (other than trial and error
to determine which order to load plugin(s) ?
I have intermittent problems with plugins that have been globally disabled, but enabled for specific pages / posts (specifically Pure Player IVP Plugin, Amazon Plugin in a Post)”unenabling” themselves on their own and other plugins that worked fine at one time intermittently malfunctioning (specifically Amazon Plugin in a Post). I have had problems with another plugin, Author hReview not working at all unless it is globally enabled. According to GoDaddy Plugin Profiler tests I have run, selectively loading plugins cuts down on server load and loading time *tremendously*, but the glitches a considerable problem – I can only imagine there are loading(?)conflicts going on; trying to make sense of it. Thx
Check the plugins to see if they dynamically load javascript through a url that is processed through wordpress. For instance sometimes you will see a script tag in the header and its source is a permalink instead of a javascript file. If that is the case and the plugin is not enabled for that url then it wont load the javascript. Other than that trial and error is the best method.
Hi Jeff, I haven’t installed the plugin yet, but before doing it I would like to know if it allows me to deactivate an specific plugin for certain categories.
Thanks
Not by category. By page, post, or url.