[notwothesame]

Thanks.

[notwothesame]

I’m changing this to resolved, as it’s become a feature request.

It would be really good if, all JS, including inline could be removed by a settings or hook. Some WP devs are ‘professional’ and care about performance and the number of HTTP calls, minification etc.

[notwothesame]

Another follow-up.

In the latest version the user_meta_scripts filter works perfectly, thanks.

The next problem is: I’m removing all styles and scripts with:

add_filter( 'user_meta_scripts', 'removeUmpScripts' );
function removeUmpScripts( $scripts ) {

	// remove all CSS and JS from front-end
	if( ! is_admin() )
	{
		return array();
	}

	return $scripts;
}

But there are a number of template files that render-out in-line JS referencing functions in the (missing) JS files. Eg.

generateProField.php, line 17 – I don’t want this multipleSelect() running
generateForm.php, line 223 – I’m not uploading multiple files umFileUploader

Again, I’ve had to hack the plugin. The preferred behaviour would be to fully remove any in-line JS if the corresponding external scripts are not available.

[notwothesame]

<Bump>

It’s been 10 days. Any chance of an update?

[notwothesame]

Thanks for the ‘hack’. But of course as soon when I update your plugin this change will be lost.

I can see you’ve got a queueing function for each of the resources and it’s using the standard WP wp_enqueue_style. Now I know all of the handles. I don’t understand is why dequeue’ing your styles/scripts doesn’t work? This would be preferable so I’m not altering the plugin code. Neither of these work with a priority of 99.

wp_dequeue_style( ‘user-meta’ );
wp_deregister_style( ‘user-meta’ );

Any idea why?

[notwothesame]

Bump. Any chance of a reply?

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