This is pure end-user-level-admin question :woozy_face: But with safe-mode how do I know which plugins are client-side and therefore off and which ones are server-side and still functional?

[image] Jakke Flemming: safe-mode doesn’t disable some plugins totally, but only some parts of those? This :point_up: Like it says here :point_down: :slight_smile: [image] Using Safe Mode to troubleshoot issues with themes and plugins Safe mode currently only disables the JavaScript port…

[image] Using Safe Mode to troubleshoot issues with themes and plugins Safe mode currently only disables the JavaScript portions of plugins, to disable the server-side portion you must rebuild your container with the plugin commented out. Though historically the majority of breakages were in the …

Sure it can, and must. Because that would mean we have one useless option on safe-mode :thinking: And that has actually happened twice to me. Safe-mode did not help because problematic plugin was server-side. Or you are talking about different thing. Or I am totally lost. Or both …

Safe mode disables a portion of the plugin, not all the plugin. So if your issue on that particular day is with the server-side elements then safe mode won’t be as much help.

Sorry, I don’t follow you now. Do you mean that safe-mode doesn’t disable some plugins totally, but only some parts of those? And if yes then next question is: how can we trust on safe-mode unless one has so much knowledge that can judge when error happends on server-side? I mean if safe-mode does…

Surely I come here because if I have an issue that doesn’t disappear when themes, components and plugins are disabled via safe-mode, I still don’t know if some plugin is issue. Something like 10 plugins and 30 mins rebuilding time per each… Hopefully I get next time, as it happened last time, somet…

If disabling TC/plugins doesn’t help and you see nothing in /logs, and you have absolutely no clues, I believe you have no choice but to disable plugins one by one until you figure out which one is faulty. That said, I believe most of the time, you see where it fails or has some context, and you ca…

Client-side vs. server-side?

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Moin May 18, 2024, 5:24pm 2

I think since a plugin can include both JavaScript and Ruby code, it isn’t one or the other.

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Client-side vs. server-side?

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