內容簡介
TogglePilot – Admin Module Manager 是一款便捷的 WordPress 外掛，讓授權管理員可以在控制台的管理列中快速切換已安裝外掛的啟用與停用，無需重新載入頁面，適合開發者和故障排除使用。
【主要功能】
• 管理列下拉選單顯示所有已安裝外掛
• 一鍵啟用/停用，無需頁面重新載入
• 客戶端即時搜尋/過濾外掛
• 可選的保護外掛列表，需確認對話框
• 故障排除模式，支持批量停用外掛
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「TogglePilot – Admin Module Manager」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
TogglePilot – Admin Module Manager adds a “⚡ Plugins” menu to the WordPress Admin Bar that lists every installed plugin and lets authorized administrators toggle activation on or off in place, using AJAX, with no full page reload.
It is built primarily as a developer/troubleshooting utility to speed up plugin-conflict testing: instead of navigating to Plugins → Installed Plugins, finding a plugin, and clicking Activate/Deactivate (which reloads the page), you can toggle plugins directly from any screen — front end or back end — via the Admin Bar.
Features
Admin Bar dropdown listing all installed plugins with name, version, author, and status
One-click activate/deactivate via AJAX — no page reload
Client-side instant search/filter for sites with many plugins
Active / Inactive grouping (optional; can be shown as a flat alphabetical list instead)
Protected Plugins list — require a confirmation dialog before deactivating sensitive plugins
TogglePilot – Admin Module Manager can never deactivate itself
Native WordPress-style confirmation modal (no browser alert())
Plugin dependency awareness (reads the “Requires Plugins” header / WP_Plugin_Dependencies) with a clear warning if a dependency is missing
Troubleshooting Mode: select multiple plugins to deactivate at once for conflict testing, then restore the exact previous state with one click
Configurable settings: Admin Bar label/icon, which fields to show, menu width, compact mode, grouping
Optional debug logging of activation/deactivation attempts (never logs nonces, tokens, or passwords)
Multisite-aware capability checks
Full keyboard navigation, ARIA labeling, and screen-reader support
Translation-ready (text domain: togglepilot-admin-module-manager)
Security
Every action requires the activate_plugins capability (or higher, depending on multisite context)
Every AJAX request verifies a WordPress nonce via check_ajax_referer()
Plugin identifiers sent from JavaScript are never trusted directly — they are sanitized, validated against a strict pattern, and confirmed to correspond to a real installed plugin before any action is taken
Directory traversal and arbitrary file paths are rejected
TogglePilot – Admin Module Manager itself is hard-protected against deactivation from its own UI
Administrator-defined protected plugins require an explicit confirmation step
Activation/deactivation always goes through WordPress core’s own activate_plugin() / deactivate_plugins() functions — the plugin never writes directly to the active_plugins option or plugin files
Configuration
Go to Settings → TogglePilot – Admin Module Manager to:
Change the Admin Bar label and icon
Choose whether to show plugin versions/authors
Choose whether inactive plugins are shown
Enable/disable the search box
Enable/disable Active/Inactive grouping
Select which plugins require confirmation before deactivation (Protected Plugins)
Adjust menu width and compact mode
Enable debug logging
Usage
Click “⚡ Plugins” in the Admin Bar from any page.
Use the search box to quickly find a plugin if you have many installed.
Click a toggle to activate or deactivate that plugin.
For protected plugins, confirm the action in the dialog that appears.
The row updates immediately to reflect the new status — no page reload.
Troubleshooting Mode
Click “Troubleshooting Mode” in the Quick Plugins dropdown footer.
Check the plugins you want to temporarily disable for conflict testing.
Click “Disable Selected.” The plugin records your pre-change state for your user session.
Test your site with those plugins off.
When done, reopen the dropdown, click “Troubleshooting Mode,” and click “Restore Previous Plugin State” to put everything back exactly as it was.
Troubleshooting
The menu doesn’t appear: Confirm your user has the activate_plugins capability and that the Admin Bar is enabled for your account (Users → Your Profile → Toolbar).
A toggle does nothing: Open your browser console for errors; your session/nonce may have expired — refresh the page.
“Security check failed” message: Your nonce expired (usually after 12–24 hours or after logging out/in elsewhere). Refresh the page and try again.
A plugin won’t activate: Click “View Details” on the failure message for the sanitized error WordPress returned; it usually indicates a PHP error or missing dependency in that plugin.
Minimum Requirements
WordPress 6.9 or greater
PHP 8.1 or greater
