Fuzzy matching downside

Set the ignore url arguments setting to disable and add plugin filters for each url. Did you add a filter for /wp-admin/admin.php? This would change the plugins for all admin pages. So if the plugin that page belongs to is disabled that would be why you are getting the permission error.

Hey Jeff,

Thank you for your answer! Mmmm… It would be great of we could define some sort of argument level to be matched because the ignore url arguments can be pretty useful.

Example, we use a crowdfunding plugin that automatically creates a payment form for each and every user’s project from the same page. Something like :

…/projects-checkout/?purchaseform=1&prodid=1
…/projects-checkout/?purchaseform=1&level=3&prodid=2
…/projects-checkout/?purchaseform=1&level=1&prodid=3

It’s useful for us to optimize all payment forms the same way and we can’t really create a rule for each and every possible url.

If there would be some sort of way to match urls to the Xrd argument, so for example, we would match these urls after the second argument :

…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=UGC_config
…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=UGC_config&tab=art
…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=UGC_config&tab=classified

And this rule wouldn’t match URLs like this :

…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=rtmedia-settings

That would absolutely fantastic.

Regards,
Bastien

Jeff,

I thought about something regarding this issue.

Would it be possible to enable fuzzy matching on a per-page basis?

Example : I would like to enable fuzzy matching for all url’s like this “https://www…com/projects-checkout/?purchaseform=1&level=3&prodid=2”

But would like to be able to selectively enable/disable plugins for these url’s “…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=UGC_config”, “https://www…com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=ct_content_types”, etc.

Also, I still think being able to choose the level of fuzzy matching (i.e : only match permalinks to the second argument query) would be a great additional level of freedom.

All best,
Bastien

Setting the ignore url arguments on a per page basis doesn’t make sense. It is a setting that tells Plugin Organizer which query to use for finding a matching post. It wouldn’t know what the setting was before finding the post to retrieve the setting. Allowing you to only match a limited number of arguments introduces the same problems as a dynamic url.