Jetpack::add_configure_hook hooks plugins_loaded at one level below any existing hook, for functionality that uses Status::is_offline_mode which in turn stores the result in a cache. There are several hooks to plugins_loaded added at zero level (e.g. wp_maybe_load_widgets, wp_maybe_load_embeds, _wp_add_additional_image_sizes.
So when this plugin adds the jetpack_offline_mode filter, it is too late.
Either you need to add the plugins_loaded filter with PHP_INT_MIN priority, or (better), add the jetpack_offline_mode filter during construction.
Would you be able to update the plugin to resolve this?
]]>The option jetpack_development_mode has been deprecated in Jetpack 8.8.0.
Line 790 of jetpack-module-control.php should replace that option with jetpack_offline_mode to prevent throwing deprecation notices.
Hi,
I use Jetpack only so I can use the Woocommerce app so I switched everything in Jetpack off. But I see that my site is serve jetpack.css and nobody use it.
Is your plugin also prevent loading jetpack.css when I swich off all modules?
Regards
]]>It’s been a while since this plugin has been updated and Jetpack has been updated a lot since. We need this plugin and would like to see an update soon. Thanks!
]]>We recently updated our large multisite with the latest version of Jetpack. There seems to be some conflicts between the latest version an Module Control. It may be due to the new modules that were released?
What we are seeing is, sometimes we are getting the white screen of death when clicking on the Jetpack admin tab. If it does load, when a new user goes to activate site stats, it gives a console error https://www.screencast.com/t/XPSPYtgPbNV
Could this be due to stats being autoactivated when Module Control isn’t active?
Have you noticed anything?
Thanks
We would like for ONLY super-admins to be able to access the module control settings on a given site, as described in the plugin description.
Thank you in advance for your help!
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