Finding a broken WordPress plugin in 7 questions instead of 30 toggles
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Every WordPress support thread ends up at the same advice: "Deactivate all your plugins, then turn them back on one by one until it breaks." It works. It is also slow, and on a live site it is risky. With 30 plugins you can be toggling for an hour while real visitors watch the site break and un-break. And there is one kind of bug it can miss completely. This post covers a faster method you can do by hand, and the case that one-by-one testing gets wrong. The problem with one-by-one