It seems as if the hook personal_options_update might be what you’re looking for. add_action( ‘personal_options_update’, ‘my_custom_func’ ); function my_custom_func( $user_id /* if you need that */ ) { … }
I use XAMPP myself, but WAMP isn’t much different. I’ll bet you have not enabled the curl module. WordPress can use other methods (streams and fsockopen) as a fallback, but these may be disabled by default as well in a stock install. Curl is preferred and easy to enable. Close WAMP Go your the \bin\php\version … Read more
I don’t think there’s a best solution, but whatever you decide to do, speak to the client about the issues, reach an agreement and put it in writing. I think it’s important to discuss why we are using WordPress/theme frameworks/3rd party plugins, and what that means. The advantages: vastly reduced development time, a great community, … Read more
Prevent wordpress from updating language files
This is a permission issue. Are you sure WordPress isn’t running with the www user? I would try to make sure all your files have 77* or 66* access, instead of 74* and 65*. Also, make sure that you are running WordPress under the correct user. Now days, unless changed by web host, it is … Read more
Is there any workaround to a core update still showing after core update if language set to anything other than US English
WordPress not showing upgrade to latest version
Something went wrong while you were updating your website. Two solutions : 1/ Install and activate this plugin : Fix Another Update In Progress. In your settings, simply click on “Fix Another Update In Progress” and the plugin is going to fix your problem in a few seconds. (Before using following solution, backup of your … Read more
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
This is a permissions (solved by chmod) issue. You don’t have enough privileges (755 at least) for WordPress to update. This also means you can’t write to wp-uploads and so on. Check this out: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18352682/correct-file-permissions-for-wordpress