Make sure to have identical keys in both of the arrays. Keys ‘first_name’, ‘last_name’ and respective keys ‘fname’, ‘lname’ are different. If you can make them identical then first do it, otherwise you will either need to do string manipulation for these keys before using them or put a condition like below in the foreach … Read more
ALWAYS take a database backup and file backup of the website before you update. If something does go wrong you can revert. If you want to avoid as much interruption as possible, set up a local or development copy of the site and perform the update there. When you are done, back up your development … Read more
So in the old days when WordPress updated you got the whole shebang and deleting Akismet after every time was deadly boring. Things had slightly improved since then (partially driven by minimizing traffic it takes to serve update to everyone), but process also got more complicated. Now there are multiple versions of update archive that … Read more
If it’s native behavior (and not something like third party extensions screwing it up) then update checks should basically fire if there is no data or the time for next check have passed. My educated guess would be it’s one of the two: your install not being able to store transients correctly (thus data always … Read more
I think it’s wp-content/upgrade plus it overwrites or creates new files for whatever you’re actually updating as part of the process.
Brandoo isn’t (sadly) hosted by Azure at the moment. This plugin is written to be used by version 3.6. Newer versions make use of queries which will not work on SQL Server. That’s why you get those errors. So, you need to keep your version of wordpress at all costs till a newer version of … Read more
There is problem with the “wordpress-seo” permission so please following steps. There are two way 1) Upload from the wp-admin Step 1 -> Change the “wordpress-seo” permission or rename the “wordpress-seo” plugin to another Step 2 -> If you have change the permission then just upgrade the plugin and if you have rename the plugin … Read more
If you get that Database update message, looks like WordPress may have updated. Probably you want to turn automatic updates off. Simply do: 1 – Restore your db where it works ok 2 – Add this to your wp-config.php: define( ‘AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED’, true ); 3 – Enjoy!
Finally got solution : There are setting when cron job at wp-option table. my next auto update scheduled for next day. I did tweak (changed yesterday’s time) so cron ran when i run the page now and updates done.
Execute your update during a low activity time just in case something goes wrong. Follow this link