I might add that at the top of every subsite, I have the following error:
Pugin Organizer is not set up correctly.
You are running an old version of the MU Plugin. Please use the tool provided on the settings page to move the updated version into place or manually copy /home/ncdp/public_html/wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/lib/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php to /home/ncdp/public_html/wp-content/mu-plugins/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php. If you don’t do this the plugin will not work. This message will disappear when everything is correct.
(it says Pugin, not Plugin)
But oddly, even though it says Selective Plugin Loading is off, when I go to a page or post, or a plugin filter, the plugins are still listed there as if Selective Plugin Loading was still on.
So although it appears PO isn’t working, I believe it actually is.
I’ve struggled with keeping the versions of the 2 plugins the same since I created this thing. I’ve decided to make some changes and just have the MU plugin file include the necessary file from the plugin-organizer plugin directory. Then it will always have the correct version of code. I was going to go this route when I first created it but thought the version check would be a better way to do it. It seems like quite a few people have had troubles with it. I think the other way would maybe work better. I’m working on a release that will take a little time but I will put this change into that release. Then it wont do the version check and turn off selective plugin loading.
Hey, thanks Jeff. No rush!
I know your work hard at keeping up your plugins. I’m just glad that you make this available on the WP repo.
I was looking at some of your work (I take it you’re in Omaha). I’m in Detroit, and that’s amazing that you did annualcreditreport.com … I’m sure that gets a zillion hits.
My nonprofit organization’s multisite installation uses your PO on the root site and every subdomain.
Thanks again for all of your work in helping others, Jeff!
Just curious Jeff … I think that selective plugin is working even though the button is red.
But if not, will reverting back to a previous version of PO do the trick? I have went all the way back to 6.0.2, and still have the same issue.
Does anyone else have access to your site? I have had a couple other people post the same issue and it turned out someone else was disabling plugin organizer. In the new version I’m working on I have removed the version check so it will no longer disable itself.
Hi Jeff. There is nobody who has access as a Super Admin like me.
It’s strange that the button goes back to being red, yet selective plugin loading still appears to be available on the filter (my homepage) as well as posts and pages.
I know you’re busy, but if you would like to see for yourself, I could e-mail you credentials as a super admin to your contact page on your website, if you’d like.
I might add, however, Jeff, that the plugin settings do not change on any website (it’s not simply the multisite installation).
I can change them, but as soon as I return to the plugin settings, the changes do not reflect.
Jeff, I have determined the problem I was having.
I had recently moved many of my sites to a Siteground Cloud Server.
When Memcached was activated on a site, the plugin organizer settings appeared to not change.
However, the plugin organizer’s settings were actually changing and I believe they were functioning properly.
After I deactivated Siteground’s Memcached, the PO settings changed.
Again, when Memcached was activated, the settings appeared to not change … but in fact I believe the PO was working as intended.
This only happened on sites I had that were actively using Siteground’s Memcached option available through their specific plugin.
Yeah caching plugins don’t play nice with this plugin since it changes things in the background on each page load. Caching plugins usually try to keep the same settings for every page and that messes things up. Which is what you were experiencing.
