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  • Plugin Author Jeff Sterup

    (@foomagoo)

    I need more information than that. What settings aren’t saving?

    Thread Starter VentureCore

    (@manakio2k)

    Thanks for your quick reply Jeff, I hope you’re having a great day…

    When I rearrange the order of the plugins they do not stay in the order I put them.

    I select them all and then under Bulk Actions select Save Plugin Load Order, it just goes right back to what it was previously.

    Selective Plugin Loading: Enabled
    Selective Mobile Plugin Loading: Disabled
    Admin Areas: Disabled
    Fuzzy: Enabled
    Ignore URL Protocol: Disabled
    Ignore URL Arguments: Disabled
    Only allow network admins to change plugin load order? Yes
    MU plugin file: Is in mu-plugins folder…

    What am I missing???

    Plugin Author Jeff Sterup

    (@foomagoo)

    Did you click the apply button? Did you get a message saying the load order was saved?

    Thread Starter VentureCore

    (@manakio2k)

    Over 8 years building WP sites. No, the message did not appear.

    Plugin Author Jeff Sterup

    (@foomagoo)

    Look for a javascript error. The plugin order is submitted with ajax so if the page just reloads like normal when you click apply then the javascript function is not getting called. Are you using a custom admin theme?

    I have the same problem. No errors, settings OK, but Apply Save on page not respected. All plugins still activated.

    Po_plugins table exist in database, but only hierarchy, not data inside.

    I fixed my problem by deleting and installing plugin again.
    But, before my table was prefix_po_plugins and now it is with capital letters, prefix_PO_plugins. Or it is another way around, have both tables now and dont remember what was first.

    You should maybe check it, and see why it is so.

    Thread Starter VentureCore

    (@manakio2k)

    Thanks for sharing this Stagger, I’ll check it out again later. Onto bigger and better things ??

    Plugin Author Jeff Sterup

    (@foomagoo)

    I looked back through my committed code and I don’t see that I ever used a lowercase PO in the table name. Have you ever exported the table and imported it? MySQL will sometimes export the table names in lowercase and then when you import them they will have a lowercase name. I’ve never experienced that problem but there are some that have. Especially working on Windows.

    Maybe it is that. But it can happen to often. People use to make websites on localhost, export them import on server.

    Switch to lowercase, no big deal.

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