Shea Bunge

If you remove the plugin folder directly from the filesystem, instead of deleting from the WordPress dashboard, then it’ll completely skip the uninstall process, meaning that data will not be affected regardless of whether Complete Uninstall is checked.

There’s no danger in not removing the Pro-only snippets, except that the free version of the plugin might not know how to properly handle them, and of course they will not be functional if only using the free version of the plugin.

Hi @manulele,

You can control access to the Code Snippets menus and functions with the code_snippets_cap filter. Shop Managers have the manage_woocommerce capability, so you can attach Code Snippets to that instead:

add_filter( 'code_snippets_cap', function () {
    return 'manage_woocommerce';
} );

Hi @shorelee,

Looks like this is an issue with one of your ‘content’ snippets generating an error. It’s not something we can fix within the plugin.

Your snippet seems to be designed to crash your site, for whatever reason.

I’m not sure why safe mode might not be working, as it seems to be functioning fine when I try it on my test site – is it possible that your code was added somewhere outside the Code Snippets plugin too?

If you have FTP or database access, there are other ways of disabling the snippet, such as renaming the plugin folder, or changing the value in the active column of the snippets database table.

Hi @pthomson87,

I can let you know that this feature is currently implemented in our development version, and should be released within the next few versions.

Thank you for the feedback!

Hi @eskimopies,

We also use the code_snippets_settings key for storing setting data, but I doubt that’d cause the same issue. It sounds like setting the non_prefetchable_groups option might not be working correctly. It’s a shame that Object Cache Pro is a premium plugin, or I’d do some testing – I might see what I can do to take a look at it anyway.