This would probably make a job done, although using die is not the pretty way add_filter( ‘upgrader_package_options’, function( $options ) { if ( isset( $options[‘hook_extra’][‘action’] ) && $options[‘hook_extra’][‘action’] === ‘install’ && isset( $options[‘hook_extra’][‘type’] ) && in_array( $options[‘hook_extra’][‘type’], [ ‘plugin’, ‘theme’ ] ) { die(‘Plugins & Themes installation disabled!’); } return $options; } );
WordPress current version is 5.7.5 but I’m being prompted to “upgrade” to 4.9
Generally its all about replacing the files (old files are deleted, new files are unpacked) The difference is: Update throught the wordpress would / maight (depends if plugin is active or not, and if You run it from wp-admin/update-core.php or wp-admin/plugins.php site, and if it is bulk update or single) turn on/off maintenance mode create … Read more
Manualy Updated WordPress Error
You could, hypothetically, use placeholders in the content of a page (or a post), and then use the the_content filter to update the placeholders on the fly. For example, the content of your page would be something like this: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et … Read more
Autopopulate a value
Yes and no, it depends. When a security issue is fixed, it’s usually backported, so officially the answer is no, you don’t have to update to the latest major release. However Backporting only goes back so far though, and you’ll eventually be left in the dark given enough time. This would take many years currently, … Read more
Changing update message from Newspaper child theme
“Can’t update in WordPress”
The structure of the array you’ve provided suggests that you’re trying to access an incorrect level of the array. Try to replace: $t[0][“_give_amount”] = 25.00; $t[1][“_give_amount”] = 65.00; $t[2][“_give_amount”] = 100.00; $t[3][“_give_amount”] = 250.00; $t[4][“_give_amount”] = 650.00; with: $t[0][0][“_give_amount”] = 25.00; $t[0][1][“_give_amount”] = 65.00; $t[0][2][“_give_amount”] = 100.00; $t[0][3][“_give_amount”] = 250.00; $t[0][4][“_give_amount”] = 650.00;