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This plugin gives finer grained control over mu-plugin based WordPress extensions. It allows define-, user-, ip- and time based deactivation of extensions and different configuration files per environment variable or blog id
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=== MU Extender === Contributors: 10up Donate link: http://thorsten-ott.de Tags: Requires at least: 3.5.1 Tested up to: 3.8 Stable tag: 0.1.0 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html MU-Plugins drop-in that provides finer grained control over plugins and settings == Description == This plugin gives you more control over which extensions should be loaded. You can setup configuration files for different environments (determined by `define('WP_ENV')`) and also enable deactivation on a per IP, USER, TIME basis. Config files are in `configurations/`. The hierarchy of the inclusion is as follows: - wp-config.php - if exists load configurations/<WP_ENV>-<blog_id>-conf.php - if exists load configurations/<WP_ENV>-conf.php - if exists load configurations/default-conf.php - then require the extensions/<extension_dir>/extension-conf.php allowing to set default configuration - each setting should be set using `if ( defined() )` checks Extensions that will be loaded need to be dropped in the `extensions/` folder and can have a config file that defines the supported features for this extension. The config file is called `extentions/<extension>/extension-conf.php`. Make sure that these extensions do not rely on `register_activation_hook()` or `register_deactivation_hook` as these methods will never be called. Each of the extensions can support the following features defined in WordPress README format. Here an example: ``` <?php /* DEFINE_DEACTIVATION: TRUE DASHBOARD_DEACTIVATION: TRUE TIMED_DEACTIVATION: TRUE USER_DEACTIVATION: TRUE IP_DEACTIVATION: TRUE */ ``` The feature priority is like this: - by default all extensions are active. - de-activation will be checked from top to bottom. - the first request for deactivation will deactivate the extension - DEFINE_DEACTIVATION - DASHBOARD_DEACTIVATION - IP_DEACTIVATION - USER_DEACTIVATION - TIMED_DEACTIVATION == Installation == = Manual Installation = 1. Upload the entire `/mu-extender` directory and the mu-extender.php file to the `/wp-content/mu-plugins/` directory. == TODO == - Clear / view other deactivation events for an extension - create extension config file dummies for newly added extensions == Note == When enabling the USER_DEACTIVATION feature it is necessary that the extension is loaded after the user is set. Therefore these extensions will be loaded on the `set_current_user` action hook.
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This plugin gives finer grained control over mu-plugin based WordPress extensions. It allows define-, user-, ip- and time based deactivation of extensions and different configuration files per environment variable or blog id
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