Venkat Raj
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Do I need to edit wp-config.php?Hi @twd,
I’m closing this thread as resolved. If you still have questions please feel free to reply.
If you’re enjoying the Easy Updates Manager plugin please leave us a 5-star review. They really help us out. Thanks!
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Does no run automaticaly, but runs if Force UpdatesHi @b00tika,
Did you turned on automatic updates?
InGeneraltab, you should setAutomatic Updatestoon, notdefaultHope this helps…
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Not compatible with WP RollbackHi @sally18,
I’m closing this thread as resolved. If you still have any questions, please feel free to ask.
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] FTP required to update – how to?Hi @dicks,
You can enter FTP details in
wp-config.phpfile. Please refer
https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#WordPress_Upgrade_ConstantsAlso, I have suggest this to our to do list. I’ll let you know when there is an update.
Hi @sally18,
I’m marking this as
Resolved. Please feel free to reply, if you have questionsForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Do I need to edit wp-config.php?Hi @twd,
By default, you don’t have to edit
wp-config.phpfile. Our plugin works out of box. However, some hosting providers (one click WordPress install script or other means) modifywp-config.phpto alter the default behaviour. Some WP Managed hosting prefer to keep core up to date, some others may prevent it for some reason.I believe your hosting provider disabled core updates. To get rid of that restriction you have to edit
wp-config.phpfile. You can see full details here…
https://codex.wordpress.org/Configuring_Automatic_Background_Updates
You can make sure this is the linedefine( 'WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE', 'minor' );present in the config file, notfalsevalue to ensure that minor updates are done automatically.Hope this helps.
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] update failingHi Jeff,
Glad that you got it working. I’m closing this thread now as resolved.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reply.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] update failingForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Host updates vs EUMHi @terriz,
You’ll see warning only when it is set to
false. If updates are enabled inwp-config.phpthen there is no necessary forwarningsIf it is not updating still, it may be your clients have WordPress 4.9.3 which has an updater bug?
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Host updates vs EUMHi @terriz,
There are two ways to configure WP updates.
1. By adding constants towp-config.php
2. By adding filters (used asmu-plugins)
https://codex.wordpress.org/Configuring_Automatic_Background_Updates#Update_ConfigurationIf your clients used one click WP installer or something like that, it is possible that the script adds constants to
wp-config.phpIn such case you’ll see warning message inAdvancedtab in EUM
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Automatic updates are disabled. Please check your wp-config.php file for AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED and remove the line.
Automatic updates for Core are disabled. Please check your wp-config.php file for WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE and remove the line.
`It is also possible that they add
mu-pluginto disable updates. See codex link for details. Hope this helps…Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Update Time?Hi @stf2000,
By defaults, WordPress checks for updates every 12 hours. If available, it will be automatically updated by Easy Updates Manager.
We’re developing Weekly, Fortnighly and Monthly scheduling feature (as premium)
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Not compatible with WP RollbackHi @sally18,
Could you please write the steps to reproduce the issue?
I have tested our plugin with WP Rollback again and can’t find or reproduce issue.Hi @sally18,
From my understanding you have settings that “Disable Plugin Updates” on. So That is expected behaviour, you WordPress setup won’t check for plugin updates and as a result it won’t show available updates.
If you want to disable automatic updates, you leave “Automatic Updates” as default or off. If you want to disable only plugin’s automatic updates, but want to update WP Core, theme and translations. You can set it to “Custom” and then set Plugin automatic updates to either ‘default’ or ‘off’
There is a third way, create an admin user and exclude him from “Advanced” tab. So that that user can manage your site regardless of what settings are saved in Easy Updates Manager.
Hope this helps you.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Easy Updates Excellent!Hi @crispinbalfour,
Thank you for your review and rating.
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In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Impossible to change e-mail notificationHi @antoineverdier,
I’m marking this thread as resolved. Feel free to reply, if you have questions