I don’t know what’s causing this, there aren’t any major layout differences in the code (like suddenly many more includes). The interesting thing would be to test both 1.4.5.5 installations with an upgrade to 1.4.5.6, then we’d have the version thing sorted out.
Thanks for the reply 🙂
I will keep you updated when your next version comes out. Thank you for the tremendous plugin!
hmmm.. very strange. I just attempted to automatically update from 1.4.5.5 > 1.4.5.6 on my one site and it didn’t work. Then I tried the very same upgrade on another site and it worked.
So I’ll mark this as resolved as it must be a problem on my side.
Thanks again for the great plugin!
Just to let you know that the site that it was “broken” on is now successfully automatically updating!
Thanks uberdose!
I had same issue. I think that downloads.wordpress.org has changed directory structure and this plugin hasn’t been updated to reflect latest changes on wordpress.org
I had to edit following code in the plugin to update from 1.4.5.8 to 1.4.6
Original Code:
/** Which zip to download in order to upgrade .*/
var $upgrade_url = 'http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/all-in-one-seo-pack.zip';
Updated Code:
/** Which zip to download in order to upgrade .*/
var $upgrade_url = 'http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/all-in-one-seo-pack.zip';
Then I was able to do one click update.
Yes the directory structure for downloads has been changed. Unfortunately I can’t even check in at the moment. The “most popular” statistics also shows the wrong order.
Strange… I have just successfully one click updated All-in-One from 1.4.5.8 >> 1.4.6.1 on two of my sites.
According to the two above posts, does this not necessarily mean that they have successfully updated?
Thanks,
David
Apparently they have reverted to the old download links while the ones they changed to are still active. I will switch back to the old links in the next release. So yes you have successfully updated.
