If you enable selective plugin loading for the admin any plugin you disable globally will be disabled on the admin. If you wanted a plugin enabled on the admin but disabled globally on the front end there is a way to do it with a plugin filter. You would create a plugin filter with the url of your admin as the permalink. Then enable it on that plugin filter and select also affect children. You would also need to have fuzzy url matching enabled on the settings page.
Just one additional question in this regard.
I want to ensure that NO BACK-END/ADMIN plug-ins run on FRONT-END, even If it is not-disabled on pages/posts/filters page.
I would like to ensure that by default NO ADMIN/BACK-END plugins should run-on front-end.
Can this be possible by the above method.
Or like search filter, can there be a separate ADMIN filter menu,
such that this can be a permanent option in the PO settings?
Just one more,
do you mean to say that,
1) we have to disable all ADMIN/BACK-END plug-ins on GLOBAL FILTERS of PO.
2) And then enable on wp-admin filter page.
Is it right?
