disabling your plugin completelly on other plugin admin page

I don´t think that hacking WordPress with other plugins is a solution. Your plugin should not do that.

Commenting on seo-by-rank-math/includes/admin/class-ask-review.php all the “Add inline JS” related to the review notice in your plugin works. And that shouldn’t either be the solution.

If your plugin is disabled should be disabled, and that Class “Ask user to review Rank Math on wp.org, in the meta box after 2 weeks.” shouldn’t be doing that.

So, please update your plugin to don´t do that as may be breaking a lot of plugins out there, or provide a method to disable it programtely without hacking the code.

The problem is this:

Your plugin and any other plugin youl´d be disabled like this if anded on and admin page:

add_filter( ‘option_active_plugins’, function( $plugins ){
foreach ($plugins as $key => $value) {
if(stripos( $value, ‘rank_math’) !== false)unset($plugins[$key]);
}
return $plugins;
});

But, your´s don´t disable completely since some actions still look for your class designed to spam alerts asking comments all over every single admin page of wordpress. (Same method used by other SEO Plugin)

And thourghs this error:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method MyThemeShop\Notification_Center::has_notification()
in /home/xxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/seo-by-rank-math/includes/helpers/class-api.php on line 58

because your plugin calls on helpers/class-api.php on line 58

public static function has_notification( $notification_id ) {
return rank_math()->notification->has_notification( $notification_id );
}

That calls even when the plugin is disabled by code, this function Helper::has_notification() on
wp-content/plugins/seo-by-rank-math/includes/admin/class-ask-review.php:91on

/**
* Add inline JS related to the review notice.
*
* @return void
*/
public function review_notice_js() {
if (
! Helper::has_notification( ‘rank_math_review_plugin_notice’ ) &&
! Helper::has_notification( ‘rank_math_pro_notice’ )
) {
return;
}
?>

And the only purpose of this function is to spam all admin pages showing to leave a review on your plugin…

Is not necessary, you can try this on Askimed and will have the same result when your plugin is on

Just add to askimed.php (like if you would like to deactivate all plugins on that page only) and you will see the error

if(stripos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], ‘page=akismet-key-config’) !== false)
{

add_filter( ‘option_active_plugins’, function( $plugins ){
foreach ($plugins as $key => $value) {
if(stripos( $value, ‘akismet’) == false)unset($plugins[$key]);
}
return $plugins;
});
}

Yes, I´m disabling it because that function causes conflicts with a lot of plugins that disable other plugins on their own plugin page to avoid conflicts… So you are causing a conflict for not disabling that function together with your plugin as it should. And is a bad practice just to put your marketing messages all over WordPress, not to mention to force them like that. If I like to have updates from a plugin I go to the plugins page or worst to the all plugins page, but have updates of all plugins on just every page is perceived at least for me as spam.