• Resolved Lucas Ferreira

    (@lucasferreiras)


    I don’t know why in the hell WPMU DEV team is blocking free users from updating the plugin unless we sign up for a 14 days testing. I use this app for basic appointments and as “Lite” stands for “Free” I will not fill in the form with my Credit Card info.

    Why are you making things harder? Believe me, you’ll lose a bunch of users within a week.

    Sorry for my bad review here, but this was the creme de la creme for me.

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  • Plugin Contributor Predrag – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support1)

    Hi @lucasferreiras,

    Glad to hear that worked, that database table should be created by WPMU DEV Dashboard but since there are multiple reports above that the dashboard was not installed it’s strange that this table was created so I’ve forwarded all the info to our developers to check the code and see what might have added this.

    Cheers,
    Predrag

    OK,

    This is turning out to be a MOST annoying nightmare.

    I did EVERYTHING suggested to Lucas Ferreira (@lucasferreiras).

    Both “wdp_un_updates_available” and “wdp_un_updates_data” are inside wp_options table and state: “SERIALIZED DATA” – and I am unable to delete them from “/yoursite/wp-admin/options.php” as suggested.

    When I attempted to address this issue from phpMyAdmin, I receive this error message:

    “Table ‘yoursite_ss_dbname3dc.wp_options’ doesn’t exist”

    Am I missing something?

    AND now I have a notification for 2 updates, but ONLY Appointments Lite is available with an insistence to “Install WPMU DEV Dashboard to update.”

    Suggestions? Thank you.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by goddessprojects. Reason: phantom update now showing
    Plugin Contributor Amin – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support2)

    Hello goddessprojects,

    I’m not sure how do you try to remove those entries. In PHPmyadmin you should first look for those two text strings “wdp_un_updates_available” and “wdp_un_updates_data” and they should show in wp_options table. Then you can click “browse” next to that table and you should see something like that

    and you should click Delete icon. That will remove those entries.
    How does it look on your PHPmyadmin?

    kind regards,
    Kasia

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