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Remove Plugin

Wayne Johnson posted 2 Years Ago

I understand that there is not a "remove plugin" function in Rock, but the Check-in Tools plugin now contains obsolete code and is causing my check-in process to stop functioning.

There is at least one support ticket in the plugins' Github page, but no solution as of yet.

That is the easiest way to simply remove the plugins' blocks from the offending page (location)?

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- Nick Airdo replied 2 Years Ago
> That is the easiest way to simply remove the plugins' blocks from the offending page (location)?

Yes, generally speaking, that should work in many cases. If a plugin has a corresponding DLL in the bin\ folder, there could be other cases where you would also need to carefully remove that as well. Please note however, adding or deleting a DLL in the website's bin\ folder will cause your Rock system to restart.
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> That is the easiest way to simply remove the plugins' blocks from the offending page (location)? Yes, generally speaking, that should work in many cases.  If a plugin has a corresponding DLL in the <tt>bin\</tt> folder, there could be other cases where you would also need to carefully remove that as well.  Please note however,  adding or deleting a DLL in the website's <tt>bin\</tt> folder will cause your Rock system to restart. 
> That is the easiest way to simply remove the plugins' blocks from the offending page (location)? Yes, generally speaking, that should work in many cases.  If a plugin has a corresponding DLL in the <tt>bin\</tt> folder, there could be other cases where you would also need to carefully remove that as well.  Please note however,  adding or deleting a DLL in the website's <tt>bin\</tt> folder will cause your Rock system to restart. 
> That is the easiest way to simply remove the plugins' blocks from the offending page (location)? Yes, generally speaking, that should work in many cases.  If a plugin has a corresponding DLL in the <tt>bin\</tt> folder, there could be other cases where you would also need to carefully remove that as well.  Please note however,  adding or deleting a DLL in the website's <tt>bin\</tt> folder will cause your Rock system to restart. 
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- Wayne Johnson replied 2 Years Ago
Thank you for your reply.
I ended up commenting out the offending code from the plug-in's aspx.cs file and the issue went away. I am not using that particular plug-in feature anyway.
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Thank you for your reply.I ended up commenting out the offending code from the plug-in's aspx.cs file and the issue went away.  I am not using that particular plug-in feature anyway.
Thank you for your reply.I ended up commenting out the offending code from the plug-in's aspx.cs file and the issue went away.  I am not using that particular plug-in feature anyway.
Thank you for your reply.I ended up commenting out the offending code from the plug-in's aspx.cs file and the issue went away.  I am not using that particular plug-in feature anyway.
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