Hi Aaron,
static function excludePluginsFromAutoUpdate($update, $item) {
$pluginSlug404 = dirname(ABJ404_NAME);
$pluginSlugWithPHP404 = $pluginSlug404 . '/' . basename(ABJ404_FILE);
$itemSlug = property_exists($item, 'slug') ? $item->slug : '(default-value)';
$itemPlugin = property_exists($item, 'plugin') ? $item->plugin : '(default-value)';
$itemName = property_exists($item, 'Name') ? $item->Name : '(default-value)';
// if it's 404 solution then return false - do not update automatically.
if ($pluginSlug404 == $itemSlug &&
$pluginSlugWithPHP404 == $itemPlugin &&
PLUGIN_NAME == $itemName) {
$abj404logging = ABJ_404_Solution_Logging::getInstance();
$abj404logging->debugMessage("Disabled automatic update for a plugin" .
" because it looks like " . PLUGIN_NAME . " (" .
$itemSlug . "; " . $itemPlugin . "; " . $itemName . ")");
return false;
}
return null;
}
I changed the code on Line 116 of 404-solution/includes/WordPress_Connector.php. Returning ‘null’ instead of ‘false’ for non 404 solution plugins.
I think what happens when you return true for all non 404 solution plugins is that it force enables auto updates.
To see what is happening first try with your current code return true and then try with return null. You will see the difference it makes for other plugins installed when you look at the wordpress plugins page.
Your current code is actually force enabling all non 404 solution plugins but for some reason the auto updates actually stop happening. Maybe a bug in wordpress core?
Regardless 404 solution plugin shouldn’t be force enabling auto updates for any other plugins.
Please let me know if this makes sense. Maybe I am missing something
Thanks for your help. Sorry for the delay.
