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@enthalpie91

hello
i saw you have extension for the plugin, how can i use its?
copy the php file under my tycket plugins directory ?
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  1. joedolson commented on Jan 14, 2025

    @joedolson
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    This is described in the repository readme: https://github.com/joedolson/plugin-extensions

  2. enthalpie91 commented on Jan 16, 2025

    @enthalpie91
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    Hi
    when you write "Cut and paste the code into a new file" you are talking about for exemple am-change-notification-email.php which is into the directory "access-monitor

    but what about the second file ?
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  3. joedolson commented on Jan 17, 2025

    @joedolson
    Owner

    I'm not sure what you mean by "the second file" - can you clarify?

  4. enthalpie91 commented on Jan 18, 2025

    @enthalpie91
    Author

    HI

    i am talking about the file am-editor-access-to-setting.php which is under the directory access-monitor

    best

  5. joedolson commented on Jan 19, 2025

    @joedolson
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    Any of the files inside the plugin-extensions property are independent plugins; they should be installed in your main plugin directory at /wp-content/plugins/, and should not be nested inside any other plugin directory.

    That said, Access Monitor is a dead plugin, as the service it interacts with is no longer operating, so those specific examples are probably things I should remove...

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