Automatic Theme Upgrade hooks?

If you’re making a radical change in a framework style theme, I would most definitely fork it into a new & separate version. Particularly if it’s going to have a potentially adverse affect on a lot of existing child themes. I’m sure I could come up with a creative way to warn your users of … Read more

Can’t Auto-Update, but permissions are good?

If you’re pretty sure about that the file owner of wordpress folder is as same as that one who runs apache. (use ps aux|grep ‘httpd’ or ps aux|grep ‘apache’) Here is a lousy solution for you: function force_use_direct_fs($method,$args){ if($method != ‘direct’) $method = ‘direct’; return $method; } add_filter(‘filesystem_method’,’force_use_direct_fs’,10,2); Why Would WordPress Request FTP Credentials wp-admin/includes/file.php … Read more

Auto post with filling templates from external data and update periodical

Network requests during page load are very heavy action and should be avoided at all cost. WordPress has wp cron functionality to work with scheduled events and depending on your data requirements you might map data to Custom Post Type, store it in custom table or maybe more simply use caching API such as Transients … Read more

How Do I Configure Automatic Updates in WordPress 3.7?

Automatic updates are automatic. The basic, default behavior in WordPress 3.7 is automatic update of core for minor versions (i.e. X.Y.Z to X.Y.Z+1.) No configuration options are exposed in the UI. To change the behavior, you’ll need to modify your wp-config.php file, or add some filters: Easy Disabling Add the following to wp_config.php: define( ‘AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED’, … Read more