• Resolved warandpeass

    (@warandpeass)


    Hi there,
    while using this awesome plugin, I made a very stupid php syntax error. This caused a fatal error. The plugin is now disabled but how do access the custom code in this disabled mode to delete it?
    Thanks so much for your help in advance!

    – Elizabeth

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  • Plugin Author Northern Beaches Websites

    (@northernbeacheswebsites)

    Hi @warandpeass,

    That is no fun, but fortunately this issue has been raised before. Please download, install and activate the following plugin:

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/op9j1wt9kx6gwiq/wp-custom-admin-interface-delete-settings.zip?dl=0

    This plugin will delete all WP Customer Admin Interface settings (so you will need to setup things again, but at least you can continue to use the plugin on your site!).

    Once the plugin is activated it will delete all settings, there’s no configuration required. Just remember to delete this plugin once you are done otherwise the plugin will continually keep trying to delete the settings so nothing new will save.

    Whilst have the ability to write custom PHP is handy, I don’t recommend actually using this feature and I tempted to just remove it from the plugin. I recommend making PHP edits via FTP, that way if an issue arises you have the ability to immediately undo things.

    Thanks and best of luck ??

    Thread Starter warandpeass

    (@warandpeass)

    Thank you. It worked like a charm.

    Yes, agreed. Writing live php is handy but too error-prone. Won’t be trying this anytime soon again, haha.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author Northern Beaches Websites

    (@northernbeacheswebsites)

    No worries ??

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