[Jose]

Hi,

I’m Jose, the author of Freesoul Deactivate Plugins. I know you’re also a plugin author, so I wanted to share a solution that might help your users.

Freesoul Deactivate Plugins allows users to disable specific plugins under certain conditions, including during AJAX actions. As you know, AJAX conflicts between plugins can sometimes cause issues. With my plugin, users can selectively disable conflicting plugins during AJAX requests, helping them troubleshoot problems more efficiently.

However, in the free version, this functionality is only available for plugins that support it. If you’re interested, I’ve put together a short guide on how to enable this for your plugin:
https://freesoul-deactivate-plugins.com/how-deactivate-plugiins-on-specific-pages/for-developers/

It only requires adding a few lines of code. Then, when a user reports an issue caused by an AJAX conflict with another plugin, you can suggest temporarily disabling all other plugins and reactivating them one by one—only during AJAX activities to find the guilty plugin.

Additionally, Freesoul Deactivate Plugins can be used to disable conflicting plugins on specific pages, even without adding any code to your plugin.

If you run into any issues while implementing this or if something doesn’t work as expected, feel free to reach out to me at info@freesoul-deactivate-plugins.com.

Wishing you great success with your plugin!

Best,
José Mortellaro
Author of FDP

[Marko Vasiljevic]

Hello Jose,

Thank you for reaching out and thank you for taking the time to suggest this.
I’ll bring this to the W3 Total Cache team and we’ll make sure to check this and make the suggested changes.
Just need to make sure this does not create any issues on our end.
Let me get back to you once I have more information from the team!

Thanks!

[Marko Vasiljevic]

Hello @

Thank you for your patience.

Do we need to locate all Ajax actions in our plugin?

Thanks!

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