Nemanja Aleksi?

Makes sense, I’ll get it in there.

Hey there,

I’m sorry to hear you’re having the issue with the update. The strange thing here is that ManageWP doesn’t actually do the update – all it does is instruct the website’s WordPress installation to do it. This goes doubly so with installed plugins that aren’t updated – these should not be affected by ManageWP at all.

We’d be happy to help troubleshoot the issue, just drop us a line at [email protected] and we’ll swoop in to the rescue ??

Cheers,
Nemanja

Hey there!

ManageWP is fully PHP7 compliant. The errors listed here are reporting the lines of code that we intentionally keep in there to keep the plugin backward compatible. The PHP Compatibility Plugin can only see if there’s a particular line of code in there or not, it’s not capable of deducing how it’s being used.

In summary, everything is in order, no need to worry.

Cheers!
Nemanja

Hey there,

This is not the expected behavior after the Worker plugin has been deleted. Our developers would like to investigate, could you contact us at [email protected] with more details?

Thanks!
Nemanja

ManageWP is fully PHP7 compliant. The errors listed here are reporting the lines of code that we intentionally keep in there to keep the plugin backward compatible. The PHP Compatibility Plugin can only see if there’s a particular line of code in there or not, it’s not capable of deducing how it’s being used.

In summary, everything is in order, no need to worry.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Nemanja Aleksi?.

You’re welcome!

Thanks for updating the review ??

Nemanja

Hi,

Everything is fine, don’t worry ??

The check you ran goes through ALL of the ManageWP code, without being able to know its context. ManageWP is fully compatible with PHP7, but we also maintain backward compatibility: if you run ManageWP on an older PHP version, the fallback will kick in to ensure everything works smoothly.

This check picked up on the fallback code, so it’s not something that should concern you.

Of course, if you do encounter a problem of any sorts, just open a support ticket from your ManageWP dashboard and we’ll swoop in to the rescue ??

Nemanja

I’ve got some pretty sweet news for you ??

I shouldn’t be saying this since it’s not official, but we’ll soon roll out localized client reports, and for 2017 we plan to localize the whole dashboard to all major languages, and provide support in these languages.

It’s gonna be a big challenge, but I believe we’ll pull it off!

Cheers,
Nemanja

Thanks for the five stars, Jim!

If you know someone else that ManageWP could help make their life easier, spread the word!

Hvala u ime cele ManageWP ekipe ??

Great feedback, thank you for sharing it with us!

I’ll make sure our Product team gets all of the suggestions, what I can say in the meantime is that we’re putting a lot of effort into documentation, and you should be able to see improvement over time.

If you have more feature requests or suggestions, you can send it to us straight from the ManageWP dashboard (hover over your account name > Send feedback).

Cheers,
Nemanja

Obrigado! ??

Glad to be of help ??

Hit us up on our email (Milan gave it in the other thread) if zou have anz additional questions. Zou can also just open a support ticket from zour ManageWP dashboard and ask whatever’s on your mind.

Cheers,
Nemanja

BTW this is out 200th 5-star rating, thanks! ??

Nemanja

Yep, you can manage user permissions.

Pretty much everything you can do with a multisite, you can do as well with a bunch of single site WordPress installations that you connect to ManageWP. And you’ve got none of the multisite drawbacks (e.g. one bad update taking down the whole multisite network).