Don’t know, but maybe the issue could be in file permissions? There could appear files with other owner or blocking permissions after restoring and it blocks upgrading process.
If your main goal is to get notified in new plugin updates, then you can easily accomplish this with a plugin. Update Notifier. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/update-notifier/
No longer stumped. wp-content was owned by root. After running chown -R apache:apache wp-content, everything looks to be working correctly.
Make sure the folders permission (CHMOD) are right. See – WordPress Specific permissions modes It could also maybe be a timeout problem on the server?
Adding a BTREE or HASH index shouldn’t break anything, and I imagine that is what you want. At worst you could end up with multiple indexes, or less than optimal ones, which might negatively effect performance. I assume that if you are going to do this you will be evaluating the change to see if … Read more
WordPress updates don’t break a site in most cases. Each final version has been tested before the release, and the most important errors are found and fixed during that. What could break? If your setup is rather rare, IIS 6 for example, or custom URLs for some directories, then it might happen that this breaks, … Read more
Add define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_MODS’,true); to your wp-config.php file. This will block users being able to use the plugin and theme installation/update functionality from the WordPress admin area. Setting this constant also disables the Plugin and Theme editor (i.e. you don’t need to set DISALLOW_FILE_MODS and DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT, as on it’s own DISALLOW_FILE_MODS will have the same effect). http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#WordPress_Upgrade_Constants … Read more
You have, at least, three wrong things in your code. First. You are “returning” before you try to update the user info, so the wp_update_user() function is not executed. Second, you have the user ID hardcoded, so you always trying to modify the nickname of the user with ID = 1 return $tableuserinf; $user_id = … Read more
This is a wildshot but generally this happens when the correct version of jQuery is not loading for the dashboard. While logged in you could check this in your browser. I.e. in Chrome right click and choose inspect element – go to the console tab and see if there are any undefined errors thrown this … Read more
This should go near the top of your PHP script on the page to listen for the submitted data. <?php if (isset($_POST[‘user_adresse’])) { $userID = get_current_user_id(); $userADRESSE = $_POST[‘user_adresse’]; update_user_meta($userID , ‘user_adresse’ , $userADRESSE ); #’user_adresse’ should be the name of the meta key } ?> and the form should be something like <?php $user_adresse … Read more