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Disable Plugin Updates but Allow WP Auto Security Updates

To answer your question directly, you can use the file_mod_allowed filter to override the DISALLOW_FILE_MODS setting for the automatic updates only. Here is an example of how to do it: add_filter(‘file_mod_allowed’, ‘override_file_mod_allowed’, 10, 2); function override_file_mod_allowed($setting, $context){ if ($context == ‘automatic_updater’){ return true; } return $setting; } The second option, as someone suggested to me … Read more

Auto backup before automatic WordPress updates

you should be able to use this hook which fires just before an auto update: do_action( ‘pre_auto_update’, $type, $item, $context ); $type can be ‘core’, ‘theme’, ‘plugin’, ‘translation’ a specific solution would depend on your particular backup plugin/service, but as long as this plugin/service provides either suitable hooks or an API it should be doable … Read more

What ALL can cause “Another update is currently in progress.”? [closed]

It should last more than 15 minutes. See if there is .maintenance folder in WordPress installation folder or execute following command from wp-cli $ wp option delete core_updater.lock

How to display LinkedIn feed/company updates into WordPress site? [closed]

How to schedule autopost publishing at each 60 minutes?

You can use the WordPress Cron functionality to schedule a cron job every hour. The only thing you need to hold in mind is that the WordPress cron works different than a normal cron. The action will trigger when someone visits your WordPress site, if the scheduled time has passed. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_schedule_event <?php // Schedules the … Read more

Tablepress won’t update the table data [closed]

TablePress is simply a plugin that allows you to create tables without coding. You can upload a CSV, sure, but once it’s uploaded, if you want the data to reflect the source CSV, you’ll have to upload the updated CSV to that specific table in TablePress again. Fortunately, TablePress makes this pretty easy with its … Read more

Why are the automatic updates to WordPress behind the version my site is on?

Sites on previous minor versions (the middle dot in the version number) will generally automatically upgrade to new patch versions (the last dot) if there’s a security release. For example, a site on 4.4.3 might automatically upgrade to 4.4.4 if a security patch release was issued for 4.5.2 to 4.5.3. This means that security patches … Read more

I want to run different WordPress websites under the same database

I believe a multisite solution + WooCommerce plugin (which is multisite compatible) would answer to the specifications you have listed. About the multisite installation I strongly recommend you to read: https://codex.wordpress.org/Before_You_Create_A_Network https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-build-a-wordpress-multisite-network-with-multiple-domains/ As explained in the tutorial above, you can set different domain names for each of your sites, it just requires an additionnal plugin … Read more

WordPress 3.0.1 Auto Update Problem

Auto update doesn’t always work, it almost always works. I’d just upgrade manually and not worry about it. The few times I’ve had an auto update failure it succeeds the next time a new version comes out (after I’m manually updated during the breakage).

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