Plugin Organizer is one of my most essential tools. There is hardly anything better for resolving conflict. It is also a nice tool to optimise for speed.
Here is a short screencast of mine showing how to use Plugin Organizer.
How to resolve conflict in WordPress and WooCommerce using Plugin Organizer
Con Schneider28. January 20165 comments
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Nicolai
This is probably the most useful WordPress tutorial I have ever seen. Ive been dreaming of something like this plugin for years. Every time I have a problem with my site, which is a live web store, the first request anyone from tech support will tell me is “disable all plugins” Understandable, but almost impossible for me on a site where people are paying to use my site may even be buying something at that very moment.
By following this video I was able to discover which plugin was causing a major problem in my admin panel and disable it on one admin page only without any visitors on my site ever noticing! I will be using this tool/technique a LOT. Thank you for making this video.
Nicolai
…by the way…do you know what the URL filter would be for the main Admin Dashboard page?
Con Schneider
to my knowledge this:
/wp-admin.php/Nicolai
Thanks! I tried a few and got it to work by adding index.php:
https://my-website-name.com/wp-admin/index.php
Con Schneider
Good to know! Thanks for sharing your solution.