Exclude from my account page

Hello,

Please use the array below.
!is_account_page()

Best regards.

I wrote a simple “Must Use” plugin to give fine-control of the (brilliant) CURCY plugin that you could also try. Works for me ??

It removes the CURCY plugin from all pages except those that you specify, so I leave the plugin’s own filters alone. I tested that it removes CURCY from the /my-account/ area as I also use this.

Here’s the self–documented code. It should work, I tested it quite deeply, but I only wrote it today so … give it a go if you need to ??
Duncan

<?php
/*
	Curcy filter
	- Fine control over where the CURCY plugin is displayed.
	- Removes from all pages/posts except those specified in line 25 below.
	- Place this file in wp-content/mu-plugins 
		-- The file can have any name, but curcy-control.php is good choice.			
	- This code is based on the superb article from Kinsta below (due thanks and respect there!)

	Ref: 
		- https://kinsta.com/blog/disable-wordpress-plugins-loading/
	
	Last Update: 18.02.2022
*/

/*	-- -- -- CONFIGURATION START -- -- --*/
/*
	Below you need to specify a list of URL paths where CURCY plugin SHOULD be loaded.
	For example:
		https://mysite.com/shop/ has allowed path of 'shop'
		https://mysite.com/cart/ has allowed path of 'cart'
		
*/	
	$allowed_paths = array("shop","pricing","cart","basket","product","checkout");

/* -- -- -- -- CONFIGURATION END -- -- -- */

// Get path i.e. after web server name
$current_page_path = parse_url( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], PHP_URL_PATH );

// Find out if user is accessing admin panel. If not, then can enable plugin filter safely.
$is_admin= (strpos($current_page_path, 'wp-admin')) ? true: false;

// If not admin panel ...
if( !$is_admin ){
	add_filter( 'option_active_plugins', function( $plugins ){
		
		// Get this variable defined outside the function.
		global $current_page_path;

		/*
			Work out if on home page, which will not have anything after the server name. Little bit of a hack!:-)
			- Not used in the code below but if you need CURCY on the home page, you might need to do some homepage detection.
		*/	
		$onhomepage = false;
		if  ( ($current_page_path == '/') || ($current_page_path == '')){
			$onhomepage = true;
		}		

		
		/* 
			- We create an array to holding active plugins that should be removed from the current post/page.
			- This only holds the CURCY plugin but you can add more plugins to remove if desired.
			
			- Refer to the KINSTA article reference at the start of this code to find out, easily, how 
				to get the plugin path and name you see below.
		*/
		$plugins_to_remove = array();
		$plugins_to_remove [] =  "woo-multi-currency/woo-multi-currency.php";

		// Set a default flag to remove the CURCY plugin. 
		$remove_CURCY = true; 

		/*
			Now cycle through allowed_paths and see if any match the current page. 
			If so, set the 'remove_CURCY' flag to false and break out the allowed_paths loop.
		*/	
		global $allowed_paths;	// Pick up the paths from outside this function, set at the start.
		foreach ($allowed_paths as $allowed_path) {
			// Syntax: if (some condition) value if true : value if false
			$is_allowed_page = (strpos($current_page_path, $allowed_path)) ? true: false; 
			if ($is_allowed_page){
				$remove_CURCY = false;
				break;
			} 
		  }
		
		/* Remove CURCY (or not :-) */		
		if  ( $remove_CURCY == true ) {
			$plugins = array_diff( $plugins, $plugins_to_remove);	
		}
	

	// Finally return the filtered list of active plugins for this page/post, with CURCY removed if desired.
	return $plugins;

	} );

}

?>

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Duncan. Reason: Code update