TGM Plugin Activation is a PHP library that allows you to easily require or recommend plugins for your WordPress themes (and plugins). It allows your users to install, update and even automatically activate plugins in singular or bulk fashion using native WordPress classes, functions and interfaces. You can reference bundled plugins, plugins from the WordPress Plugin Repository or even plugins hosted elsewhere on the internet.
The force_activation setting needs to add a proper notice to plugin actions area when plugin is active because I just tought there is a permission issue for the missing deactivate links and I lost my hours for finding the windows based solution but I was wrong. The deactivate links were gone because of the force_activation setting is set to true.
If there is an information like above screenshot, I could be avare of this behavior and I just can keep going.
Actually I learned this and probably this is not gonna bother me again but in the future I'm planning to sell some premium themes and I want to use this setting so current behaviour could cause some argue.
If you don't, I'm gonna put this on my own but I believe this needs to be included to the core.
Hi,
The force_activation setting needs to add a proper notice to plugin actions area when plugin is active because I just tought there is a permission issue for the missing deactivate links and I lost my hours for finding the windows based solution but I was wrong. The deactivate links were gone because of the force_activation setting is set to true.
If there is an information like above screenshot, I could be avare of this behavior and I just can keep going.
Actually I learned this and probably this is not gonna bother me again but in the future I'm planning to sell some premium themes and I want to use this setting so current behaviour could cause some argue.
If you don't, I'm gonna put this on my own but I believe this needs to be included to the core.
Hopefully you will consider.
Thank you.