Plugins keep being disabled

Are you running a caching plugin?

No, I don’t have any caching plugins installed. I’ve tried replacing the PluginOrganizerMU.class.php file, but still no luck. After it happened three times I disabled Plugin Organizer and everything has been stable. I’ve updated to WordPress 4.5.3, but haven’t re-actived the plugin as yet as I was concerned about further downtime. (When the plugins get disabled the site is rendered unusable).

This is happening to us as well.

Does anyone know if this has been fixed in the 6.07 update?

I haven’t been able to reproduce this with any of my testing. So I haven’t tried to fix it.

It is disabling Rocket Lazy Load for example. Or any lazy load. Also seems to get weird with Autoptimize.

That is a caching plugin.

Do you have that plugin disabled anywhere? Did you clear it’s cache after setting up or making changes to plugin organizer?

For instance if you globally disable that plugin and enable it on a specific page then it will not work because it is calling a separate url from the page being accessed to load the images and the plugin will not be loaded on that url.

When you say “ALL of my plugins keep being disabled” do you mean they are showing as off on the post edit screen? Or do you mean they are disabled when you go to the wordpress plugin admin page? Is it that you don’t see their code in the page header when you visit the page? Can you be more specific as to what you are seeing? I’m trying to understand the problem but I’m not seeing anything on any of my sites live or test.

Jeff,

So sorry I was not getting notifications to the thread.

First, very helpful information regarding Global. Switched to just Post/Page settings.

Rocket Lazy Load is on everywhere in the PO application. However, within about 5 minutes it always gets disabled.

Just after reactivating the lazy load plugin, we clear all cache including that in Autoptimize. For reference, we are hosted on WP Engine and are not using any other ‘traditional’ caching plugins.

Any thoughts?

You are using a cloud based hosting platform. Do they have any way to clear the cache on their servers?

What do you mean by “it gets disabled”? Disabled on a certain page with plugin organizer? Disabled site wide in the wordpress settings?

Jeff,

Thanks for the response. We use WP Engine and we clear server and browser cache just before and right after we enable.

It disables site wide even though in the application we have it set to global on, post on and page on.

Can you give me the complete list of plugins you are running? Does wp engine do any kind of checks to see what plugins are running? Do they manage the wordpress install for you?