Is there a way to limit number of plugin activate ?

[Sinan]

Is there a way to limit number of plugin activate ?

I'm thinking to make a wp hosting but limiting plugin is important. Some
plugins makes not just hosting all server fail.

Only solution is giving support or limiting how many plugin customer can
activate.

Any suggestions ?

[Shea Bunge]

Keep in mind that the number of plugins active is not related to
server performance. Some plugins can be really resource-intensive;
others are incredibly light and will have little to no effect on the
site's performance or resource usage at all.

Post by Sinan
Is there a way to limit number of plugin activate ?
I'm thinking to make a wp hosting but limiting plugin is important. Some
plugins makes not just hosting all server fail.
Only solution is giving support or limiting how many plugin customer can
activate.
Any suggestions ?
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sinanisler.com <http://www.sinanisler.com/>
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[Ankit Tiwari]

Just a random thought.

The list of active plugins is maintained in options table ( prefix_options
). You could set up a hook to run when a plugin is activated and then add a
function to it that does following.
1) get the list of active plugins by $list = get_option( 'active_plugins' );
2) if the number of active plugin is equal to the limit, deactivate the
recently activated plugin.

This is just a guess but I will try this method and if it works, will post
the code.

Post by Sinan
Is there a way to limit number of plugin activate ?
I'm thinking to make a wp hosting but limiting plugin is important. Some
plugins makes not just hosting all server fail.
Only solution is giving support or limiting how many plugin customer can
activate.
Any suggestions ?
--
Sinan İŞLER
sinanisler.com <http://www.sinanisler.com/>
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[Mark Lane]

If I were you, I would set resource limits on each account and if the
user goes over those limits charge them more or use the limits to cut
them off at a certain point. Apache supports resource limits not sure
about IIS. Limiting the number of plug-ins is just not the proper way
to handle this. With that said, you might want to limit which plug-ins
they can install to an approved list. Then again that would require
much more work on your end.

Post by Ankit Tiwari
Just a random thought.
The list of active plugins is maintained in options table ( prefix_options
). You could set up a hook to run when a plugin is activated and then add a
function to it that does following.
1) get the list of active plugins by $list = get_option( 'active_plugins' );
2) if the number of active plugin is equal to the limit, deactivate the
recently activated plugin.
This is just a guess but I will try this method and if it works, will post
the code.

Post by Sinan
Is there a way to limit number of plugin activate ?
I'm thinking to make a wp hosting but limiting plugin is important. Some
plugins makes not just hosting all server fail.
Only solution is giving support or limiting how many plugin customer can
activate.
Any suggestions ?
--
Sinan İŞLER
sinanisler.com <http://www.sinanisler.com/>
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