Activating and Deactivating Plugins

Hub Design

• May 21, 2021 10:28

I created some pages in an already existing published WP website. So, some pages are the original ones published in the client´s wp theme, and some new pages I have created with premium Brizy in combination with the Free Brizy plugin, both.

I have the latest update for both, free and premium, in place. 

I am having issues with client not paying for the work, so I need to find a way to get my work off his website, and when he pays, then be able to retrieve it quickly back into his website without having to re-do the entire work again from scratch.

At present, the pages created with Brizy are published. There´s nothing in saved-blocks.

What happens if I deactivate the Brizy builder and free Brizy plugins, in the website´s back-end.

• Will the pages I created still work and remain published as they are now, even though i deactivate the plugins?

And if the pages are lost after deactivating the plugins,

• what happens if I reactivate the Brizy plugins back-again? Can I retrieve the work previously done on the client´s website?

 

Thanks

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  Sandra Prunici

  • May 21, 2021 14:16

  Hi,

  If the Brizy Free and Brizy Pro plugins will be deactivated and deleted, the Brizy pages will be lost the styles and will remain only the HTML structure of the page. If under these pages will not be made some changes, then when will be re-added and re-activated the Brizy Free and Brizy pro plugins, the pages will regain the style and right function. Therefore, you can try this option. I think this is the best and easy to implement solution for this case.

  As another solution, I can recommend "cloning" the Brizy pages in the Brizy Cloud dashboard. This solution needs a bit more time to implement but can help you not lose the work. Therefore, you can:
  1 - Connect the Brizy WordPress builder with the Brizy account;
  2 - Add in the Saved Layouts all Brizy pages;
  3 - Sync them to the Brizy Cloud;
  4 - Go to the Brizy Cloud dashboard and create a new project;
  5 - Create new pages and in each page add a new page layout;
  6 - Make sure that the pages are saved in the Brizy Cloud project;
  7- After this save the project and delete pages from the saved Layouts;
  8 - Go to the WordPress site and delete the Brizy pages;
  9 - Make sure that in the Saved Layouts isn't saved any layouts;
  10 - Deactivate the Brizy Pro plugin.

  After the client will send the payment, you can do the revert steps.
  1 - Activate the Brizy Pro plugin;
  2 - Connect the Brizy WordPress builder with your Brizy account;
  3 - Go to the Brizy Cloud account in the project where you stored the pages;
  4 - Go to each page and add it in the "Saved layout";
  5 - Sync the Saved blocks and layouts with the Brizy account;
  6 - Go back to the Brizy WordPress site and Sync the blocks and layouts from Cloud;
  7 - Create new pages and add there the layouts from the "Saved layouts";
  8 Check all details, like links and form elements.

  Hope that your client will send your remuneration for work performed as soon as possible and you be able to continue the work!

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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  Hub Design

  • May 21, 2021 18:01

  Thanks very much Sandra

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  Hub Design

  • May 21, 2021 19:18

  And what happens if I simply deactivate the license from my Brizy account dashboard.

  Then, client pays.

  Then I reactivate license again.

  What happens then? Does the website remain operational ok for the time the license is not activated?

  Thank you

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  Sandra Prunici

  • May 24, 2021 07:50

  Hi,

  Happy to help!

  If you will deactivate the license, all the Pro features will be locked but all content you already created with Pro features will stay on the pages.

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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