Jonathan Desrosiers

Has the issue resolved itself? Could you also be specific as to which plugin is failing to install, and how you are attempting to install the plugin?

@chrisgammage hi there!

If I am understanding correctly, you are trying to reset the password for the network administrator on your multisite install.

Can you be more specific about the steps you have taken to try and reset the password?

@amreshkramar When you say only the WordPress native Lazy-load is active, do you mean this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-lazy-loading/?

If so, this plugin can be deactivated as all of the features included in that plugin have been added to WordPress Core in 5.5.

Can you confirm if this fixes your issue?

The change suggested above is not recommended, as it could result in additional things breaking.

For anyone experiencing these issues, is there any improvement with this plugin active: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/ ?

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-first-wordpress-5-5-master-list/#post-13238244 for details.

Is there any improvement with this plugin active: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/ ?

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-first-wordpress-5-5-master-list/#post-13238244 for details.

Based on the output, it seems the plugin is attempting to access database tables that appear to be a part of WooCommerce.

This seems to be specific to the WP Mail SMTP plugin though. Please follow up with them in the plugin specific support forum found here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wp-mail-smtp/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Jonathan Desrosiers. Reason: spelling

Is there any improvement with this plugin active: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/ ?

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-first-wordpress-5-5-master-list/#post-13238244 for details

If this does improve the issue, you should see some notices that identify JavaScript issues that you can use to open support requests with your theme author.

@phptechie It is not recommended that you update to the latest version of jQuery in that manner. WordPress runs the 1.12.x version of jQuery and the latest is 3.x. This will likely cause more issues, and the change will be overwritten when the next version of WordPress is released.

It seems that your issue can be solved by activating this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/ ?

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-first-wordpress-5-5-master-list/#post-13238244 for details.

@jaydhcameron and @susanna961 can you also try activating this plugin to see if it helps with your issues?

Hi @lavun,

It looks like your site is using WooCommerce. I recommend opening a support topic in the plugin’s support forum as it’s specifically related to the plugin and not WordPress Core.

You will find the WooCommerce support forum here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/woocommerce/.

Copying my response over from the Trac ticket in case someone else stumbles on this topic:

WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE is used to configure the types of WordPress updates that you’d like to receive automatically. In your case, you were specifying minor updates (updates to the Z number in X.Y.Z).

This is actually the default behavior of WordPress Core. So you can safely remove that constant and should not see any problems or changes in behavior.

However, sometimes it is desired to define WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE as minor, so the issue described here will need to be fixed.

The plan is that this will be fixed when 5.5.1 comes out for anyone that wishes to continue defining WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE with a value of minor. For that, please follow along with the ticket mentioned above. Thanks!

Hi @adejones,

The arrows are an intentional addition in WordPress 5.5 for the purpose of improving accessibility on a few fronts.

First, the arrows serve as a visual indicator that the meta boxes can be moved/rearranged. This is not always apparent to users with accessibility needs. And second, the arrows are a control added to the screen that allows anyone navigating the page with only the keyboard to rearrange the meta boxes. Previously, that was not possible as there were no controls to select.

There is currently no way to disable these arrows.

Hope this helps!

Hello everyone! Thanks for pointing out this message.

The WordPress team and contributors have been working on a way to cryptographically sign WordPress updates as a way to add an extra level of security when updating (which would verify the update package has not changed in transport from www.ads-software.com servers to your website’s server).

This message will show until the approach is finalized and the code that verifies the signature is changed to require the verification to pass. Until then, there’s nothing to worry about! Your site is secure, and any issues that you may be experiencing are not highly likely to be unrelated to that message.

Hi @diquispe,

I’m sorry that you’re experiencing issues with the plugin. I have tested with the latest version of WordPress (currently 5.4.1), and the plugin performs as expected for me.

Can you detail to me:

• What you are seeing that makes you believe it is not working.
• What you are expecting to happen.
• What actually happens.
• Are there any PHP warnings or errors in your debug log?

@fattony4 I am going to mark this as resolved as there has not been an update.

Please do follow up with more information (even if you were able to fix the issue). It will help others searching for answers in the future.

Hi @ozarc,

I am sorry you are having issues with the plugin. There is not enough information here to help debug though.

Can you detail what you are expecting to happen and what is actually happening? Can you verify you are running the latest version of WordPress? Do you have any related errors in your debug log?