Hi,

I have installed the plugin set up to update twice a day.. and nothing happens!

Is there any way to trigger the update from a url for a testing purpose?

After installing the WP Auto Updater plugin I want tot setup. Before I even start I get an error : Automatic updating is not possible. What can I do about this? I set the rights on the upgrade map to 777.

Logs can’t be cleared, there is a typo: ture instead true.

<input type="submit" id="clear-logs" class="button button-primary" value="<?php esc_html_e( 'Clear Logs', 'wp-auto-updater' ); ?>" onclick="if(window.confirm('<?php esc_html_e( 'Would you like to delete the logs?', 'wp-auto-updater' ); ?>')){return ture;}else{return false;}">

On PHP 8.2 I get the following error (on all my hosts)

PHP Warning: Undefined property: stdClass::$plugin in /wp-content/plugins/wp-auto-updater/inc/class-wp-auto-updater.php on line 707

Hi. I’ve installed plugin and settings. Everything is ok but WP core doesn’t update. I also changed WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE to TRUE

Current Version6.3 -> 6.3.1

Please help me take a look. Thank you

PHP Parse error: Unclosed ‘{‘ on line 123 in /XXX/XXX/XXX/wp-content/mu-plugins/htpm-mu-plugin.php on line 128

Hi,

thanks for this plugin, I noted a probable issue with it :

When a translation gets updated a mail without subject & body is sent.

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I have this message : “The cron schedule is out of sync with the set schedule. You may have changed the cron schedule somewhere else.”

How can I resolve this issue ?

Thx in advance

Hi,

Great plugin and works like a charm. But the last update is from 5 months ago.
Do you plan to keep your plugin updated ?

He there,
your plugin looks great, but sadly its not multisite compatible.
If it gets activated it should only show up in the network admin screen, not on each individual site.
It would be great if you could implement that!

The schedule feature used to work well but since WP 5.5 WordPress’s own auto-updates take precedence and updates happen at random times instead of at the time scheduled in your plugin.

It does not seem possible to disable WordPress’s own auto-updates if using this plugin. On the plugin list page, the “Auto Updates” column shows “Enabled” for all plugins if WP Auto Updater is active.

Please could you provide an update to WP Auto Updater for WP5.5+ to force automatic updates to happen at the scheduled day/time?

Thanks!

hi
i have translated your plugin to danish.
will you accept me as translation editor to the danish translation, so I can approve the strings and make new ones in the future..

thanks

Michael

The “Update interval” options (Twice Daily (12 hours interval), Daily, Weekly and Monthly) are not localized.

Hello!

I have set this plugin to only do updates once a week. It does run an update check at the time, however it seems updates are happening at other times to our plugins and core too. Is this expected behaviour? I thought the schedule setting would prevent updates from happening until scheduled.

Thank you,
Vince Tingey
IT Systems Manager
Michael Smith Laboratories
The University of British Columbia | Vancouver Campus
227 – 2185 East Mall | Vancouver BC | V6T 1Z4 Canada
Phone 604 822 8895
https://www.msl.ubc.ca

Is there a way or are there plans to add a notification when things are updated? This could be a great plugin for managing multiple WordPress sites, but if something goes wrong with a plugin, you have no idea what plugins may have been updated so you can start troubleshooting.