Rodrigo Arias

No, that’s all from my side. I’ll go ahead and close the tickets. Thanks

Thanks for the quick response, Adam. It’s a shame that with the growing number of headless sites out there, there isn’t a way to set up this great plugin. I mentioned ownership verification as I thought that might be the main hurdle preventing the plugin’s use in a headless environment.

@laragoogleanalytics This solves the issue up to 200 accounts. Thank you!

@laragoogleanalytics Do you have a chance to give me any direction with this? Thanks.

Thank you!

Thanks for the answer Frank.

The options filter works only if the plugin you want to disable is installed in root (you can see it in admin), not if it is a dependency of another plugin. That’s why I’m looking for a filter in Autoptimize. If it’s disabled by default it shouldn’t hurt, right?

autoptimize.php#L97

if ( apply_filters( 'autoptimize_filter_disable_plugin', false ) ) {
    return;
}

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Rodrigo Arias.

Thanks Frank for your answer.

The filter you suggest refers to output buffering, I’m looking for something to not instantiate the plugin at all (admin notices, admin menus, etc.) since the optimizations just don’t apply when the front-end is in a different layer.

Do you think it is possible to add a filter in autoptimize.php? Willing to submit a PR if there was a repository.

Ok, thanks for your help Bruce.

Just in case, this is composer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composer_(software)

Thanks for the quick response @ninjateamwp, no problem, I’ll try to explain myself better.

I have used the free version of FileBird for a while. I install it through composer thanks to wpackagist. In other words, my composer.json has "wpackagist-plugin/filebird": "^4.9.8" as a dependency.

I’m now planning to purchase an extended license to have access to some of the PRO features. I’m wondering if there is any way to install FileBird PRO via composer.

The reason I don’t install the plugin the usual way (via admin), is because I have a CI/CD workflow that takes care of installing all the dependencies for my project.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Rodrigo Arias.

Thanks for the reply. It seems that I am in a particular case, because I am using two different features: I am using different hostnames (development, staging, production) and those have password protect, which in the case of WP Engine cannot be the same.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Rodrigo Arias.

Thanks for the quick reply!

Thank you very much Anh, this looks as expected, a single intuitive field for the user, which is great.

Thanks for your reply Ahn,

Do you have any ETA when you can be addressing it or can I help you in some way? I have looked at the code and I am at the same point they are mentioned there.

Thanks again.