Plugin Logic
Plugin Logic
Description
A possibility to increase the speed of your WordPress page is to deactivate Plugins on pages,
where they are not needed. This Plugin allows you to do this on a easy way.
So you can reduce the amount of JavaScript and CSS files which are loaded and SQL queries run at page load.
Installation
- Install the Plugin
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Create your own rules on the Plugin Logic options page
Faq
Use “http://” or “https://” at the beginning to define urls.
Words without these keywords at the beginning are interpreted as normal words. They will be searched in the requested url.
To separate your rules use the comma sign.
To use regex it is necessery to wrap a rule with quotations like this: “wordpress\/\?p=[1-7]$”
Reviews
Best performance plugin!
By marxveix on November 13, 2024
Best performance plugin for all wordpress plugins, its enables/disables plugins only there, where you need them. Active users should be a lot more, 10 000 or 100 000 for sure. Thank you!
Disables plugin completely
By davidjmorin on July 8, 2024
This plugin could be great. This disables the plugin and never reactivates it. So when a user revisits the page the plugin is not active. So much potential. It should just deque the plugin instead of disabling or deactivating.
A Speed Boost Savior!
By ericpulguin on September 20, 2023
Plugin Logic a turbocompressé ma page d’accueil, en particulier lorsqu’il s’agit de plugins monopolisant les ressources comme « Facebook for WooCommerce ». C’est un must pour tous ceux qui cherchent à optimiser la vitesse de leur site. Bravo aux développeurs!
Perfect
By KJ (kennjordan) on August 5, 2020
excellent- and works with 5.4.2
By zinkab on July 3, 2020
Simple and very powerful
By Anonymous User 652281 (anonymized_652281) on October 19, 2019
Brilliant Plugin - why isn't it more popular ?
By zactix on August 27, 2018
Works great
By G (gnetworkau) on June 27, 2020
Broke CF7
By Chestnut Cracker (chestnut_bread) on October 12, 2017
https://mysite.com/mycf7form,http://mysite.com/mycf7form
and it broke the form.Brilliant
By Ron Dowd (rondowd) on September 21, 2017
Changelog
1.1.2
- Tested up to WordPress 6.9
- Deprecated fixes
1.1.1
- Tested up to WordPress 6.7
- Added missing text domain
- Translations updated
1.1.0
- Validate regex rule syntax before saving to file
- Translation for error messages
1.0.9
- Regex support for rules (See FAQ)
- Switched to WP_Filesystem for file handling
- Switched to WP_Error for error handling
- Added admin_notices to display error messages
- Switched from serialized data to JSON format
- Added a process to update the database table
- Redesigned most code after current WordPress Coding Standards
- Seperated some code into functions for better testing with PHPUnit
1.0.8
- Removed multisite support due to security issue
- Security hardening
1.0.7
- Added Primary Key for database table
1.0.6
- Delete rules of uninstalled plugins
- Some code enhancements
1.0.4
- Multisite support
- Several code changes
- Screenshot for the multisite settings page
1.0.3
- Fixed important variable name for database table
1.0.2
- First translation added (german)
- Transform rule input to lowercase
- Several code enhancements
1.0.1
- Fixed uninstall
- Standard WP table charset and collate added
1.0.0
- Initial release

