Yes. You can set up a plugin filter to disable a plugin on an admin page.
Thanks for the quick response.
Sadly it didn’t work for my conflict. one plugin is creating a Goolge_Model class all the time and another tries to create it on it’s settings page so I hoped disabling the plugin for that page would allow it to work, but the issue still remains. off to the plugin dev to see if he can fix it.
Thanks!
Did you turn on selective plugin loading for admin pages on the plugin organizer settings page?
Yeah, it’s set to “on”.
Should this work for my issue?
What’s the permalink format that should be used in the filter?
the full URL is:
https://techsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pb_backupbuddy_destinations
Use https://techsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pb_backupbuddy_destinations as the permalink. Turn off “ignore url arguments”. Turn on “Selective admin plugin loading” and “Selective plugin loading”. You might also have to turn on “Ignore url protocol” but it should work without that. What 2 plugins are you having issues with? I can install them on my test site to verify it works.
Those were all set as you described.
The two plugins are:
Gmail-SMTP
and
Backup Buddy
Is issue is when you try to load the Backup Buddy Remote Destination settings page:
https://techsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pb_backupbuddy_destinations
Thanks!
Unfortunately I can’t test it since backup buddy is a paid plugin and I don’t own it.
🙁
is there any reason why a specific plugin wouldn’t work?
Nope. I’ve never found a plugin that can’t be disabled with plugin organizer if the settings are correct. I’ve had many people have problems getting things set up correctly though. It can be very confusing and there are a million different configuration possibilities on people’s web servers.
