WordPress GUI and wp-cli are saying we have the latest version, but we don’t
WordPress GUI and wp-cli are saying we have the latest version, but we don’t
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WordPress cannot auto update and cannot find .maintenance file
WordPress cannot auto update and cannot find .maintenance file
The new WordPress 3.1 “Admin Menu” isn’t appearing on my site or in the Dashboard
Do you have <?php wp_footer(); ?> in your footer.php? It should be right at the bottom before the closing tag http://voodoopress.com/2011/02/wordpress-3-1-admin-bar-upgrade-issues/
Upgrade to 3.1 – Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_cache_get()
Do you have a object-cache.php in your wp-content directory? If so, rename it. But first make sure the upgrade replaced all new files. Upgrade per FTP and watch out for failed transfers.
Publish issue after upgrading to 3.3
Try working through the solutions listed in: Troubleshooting WordPress 3.3 – Master List
_.omit is not function
Okay I found the issue. It was a problem with my “Nexus” theme. For anyone with the same issue, I commented out the line “wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-prime-options’…” in this function : “option_tree_load”
Upgrading to 4.1 fixed parse error
From the error you posted, I suspect that there was some kind of file corruption. The original file /wp-includes/post.php shouldn’t end at line 235. The file should have 5841 lines (in WP version 4.0 and 4.0.1). If it was a file corruption and the error doesn’t appear anymore, the update probably “healed” the damage by … Read more
WP not displaying the latest version upgrade button
Did you migrate from managed wp to unmanaged? Check this page https://ru.godaddy.com/help/move-a-managed-wordpress-site-to-an-unmanaged-wordpress-account-19798 In the site directory, locate the /wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory, and delete the gd-system-plugin and gd-system-plugin.php files. In the wp-config.php file, find and remove the reference to gd-config.php. The sample code below from the wp-config.php file shows the general location of the line to delete.
Maximum execution time exceeded while upgrading network on multisite local install [closed]
You network upgrade is taking too long to execute. You could mitigate the error by extending the execution time limit: Increase max_execution_time in php.ini Set max_execution_time in script to a higher number ini_set(‘max_execution_time’, 300); Temporarily add this line in index.php set_time_limit(0);
How is FTP used for upgrade?
The browser doesn’t connect via FTP. The server connects to itself. WordPress does this when it doesn’t have sufficient filesystem permissions to do the update itself. This is outlined in the Updating WordPress article in the Codex. WordPress determines what method it will use to connect to the filesystem of your server based on the … Read more