Disabling MANAdev Extensions

MANAdev Extensions are very flexible and usually consist of several modules.

Typically, every MANAdev Extension Module Activation File Name will begin with Mana, as in Mana_Filters.xml or ManaPro_FilterCheckboxes.xml.

• To disable a MANAdev Extension, or some part of it, you must remove the corresponding Mana.xml* files from app/etc/modules and refresh all Magento cache types after it.

• Another way to disable a MANAdev Extension is to open the module activation .xml file with text editor (you will notice <active>true</active> which means module is enabled and running). Disable the extension by changing it to <active>false</active> and refresh cache as described above. This method is good if you need to disable one module.

• Finally, you can disable the module output in the System->Configuration->Advanced section. In this case, the module will remain up and running, but its blocks and templates will be eliminated from frontend and backend pages. Visually, the module seems to disappear. Modules with disabled output can still react to different events happening inside Magento, as well as amend/change standard functionality.

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