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Hi,

Thanks for your input.

You asked why I want to remove it via custom code: it’s a feature my clients won’t use, and I don’t want to explain to each of them (and their staff) what the column does or how to get rid of it.

Since you’re effectively hijacking the WordPress Users table outside the Woo context to add a WordPress.com reference, it would be a nice move to let us disable it from within Woo or via a hook/filter.

And one more thing: I would feel much better if I knew Dashify is a reliable project with constant development. Unfortunately, we’ve been scarred by Energy+.

Hi there,

Thanks for your response. I’m glad to hear the project isn’t abandoned. The worst part about WooCommerce is its outdated design and poor UX. Your plugin addresses this with clever additional features. I don’t think I’m alone in this opinion, plugins like Energy+ had a huge customer base for similar reasons.

Your work is also very thorough, which is a big plus. You should consider marketing it to grow your audience. Leveraging Envato Market’s massive traffic could help you achieve what Energy+ did.

There are already developers working on similar concepts with Dashify, like StoreUI, VendBase, etc.

You definitely have your niche market. Cheers!

Yes, they provide a premium version: https://www.uipress.co/

You are actually right, I was just wondering if both sides has to align to each other or not. Your PayPal plugin works good but Stripe seems special.

Kind regards

Thank you for the clarification. Could you provide a hook to disable this default behavior? I appreciate that plugin-specific menu items disappear when the plugin is deactivated and reappear upon activation. That’s how it should work and that’s how you should keep it.

But on top, in some instances, after deactivating a plugin, I go to Menu Editor, make changes to other menus, and forget about the deactivated plugin. After saving, the changes are lost, and I have to start over. I just want to keep the configuration for disabled plugins permanently. Maybe a hook or option from your side could do some magic?

Thank you.

Hi there,

I’m using the default menu.

Just to give you a scenario, for my client I wrote a custom admin page to activate or deactivate some plugins. This is a typical call I do:

activate_plugin($_GET['plugin']);

Let’s say I decide to deactivate woocommerce. In this case, the database is written, the plugin is deactivated and the iframe will reload. But the menu stays as it is and woocommerce is still visible in the menu.

My workaround is to trigger another reload (after iframes reload) per JS:

window.top.location.reload()

Thats why I asked if you have a php hook (or JS) to trigger a dedicated menu reload manually.

Thanks for your response Mark.

I uploaded the files in uipress-lite > languages but still see no effect.

Regarding sharing the translations, the reality is that I only translated few keywords, so I guess you or your clients will not benefit from it.

Hi there – me again,

regarding 2, maybe a php hook can help that triggers when everytime you change the admin page? But maybe you have a much better idea.

Thanks