I'm new to Wordpress, and in my plugin page I see Redux asking for upgrade.
A new build of Redux is now available!
Your version: 3.3.0.1
New version: 3.3.7.8
Get it now | Dismiss.
However unlike other plugins, it doesn't have any easy places to upload a zip or something. By clicking "Get it now", it simply takes me to its Github, where a bunch of code base exist, but again no instruction on how it can be quickly updated to the latest. Any hints? Thanks.
Sigh Lead dev of Redux here. Looks like the developer of your theme/plugin shipped with dev_mode on. That's not good. Let's get you setup.
I just created a plugin to disable this. Go here and install the zip as a plugin (and activate it): https://github.com/ReduxFramework/redux-disable-devmode (This will be on the WordPress Plugins Directory soon).
Then go to the WordPress repo and install the newest Redux Framework: http://wordpress.org/plugins/redux-framework/
That will get you all you need! Best of luck.
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I'm not going to mention all the steps I tried before, so maybe someone can give me hint for the correct next steps:
Nopcommerce 4.2 source in a local VS2017 environment
Added my custom plugin project (no funtionality, just basic views etc)
App_data > plugins.json has no mention of my custom plugin (I think thats oke)
Run the solution in debug mode (NOP.web) with no issues
Configuration > Local Plugins lists my plugin name with logo and install button
What are the correct next steps to get it listed as installed?
The obvious answer (click install button, click restart button to apply changes) does not get it listed as installed.
I know that the WordPress plugin directory is hosting site and not a listing site.
In order for your plugin to appear in the directory is to host your plugin with them using SVN.
I have used their SVN for a while and just wonder if I can instead use a GitHub repository and whenever I release a new version on GitHub it will automatically release an update on the WordPress sites which the plugin is installed.
I really think that if I used GitHub in hosting my plugin, it will not appear in the WordPress plugin directory? Am I right or wrong about it?
I want to use GitHub to release and at the same time, I want my plugin in the WordPress plugin directory.
I have tried so far following this tutorial: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2015/08/deploy-wordpress-plugins-with-github-using-transients/
But this is for self-hosted plugins.
Unfortunately there's not a straight way to get what you're looking for. At the root of it, you need to have your Plugin hosted and maintained on their SVN.
That said, there are some Git to SVN Mirroring options available that, while a bit convoluted to set up (and sometimes providing mixed results) should be able to handle what you need if you can bear to walk through the initial set-up.
Check out the following gist: https://gist.github.com/kasparsd/3749872.
If you set it up properly, you'll be able to effectively deal with your plugin like it's hosted on GitHub where it will mirror itself into WordPress's SVN, so it will show up in the Plugin Repository.
Unfortunately I haven't seen it even broached as an issue since what, 2015? So the odds of native GitHub repo integegration at this point don't seem all that high.
Just yesterday i tried committing multiple versions just like i used to before in my plugin. I kept the new tags in tags folder as well however, the changes does not seem to be reflecting.
I already upgraded to version 1.4.6 but the repo is still showing 1.4.3.
First i thought this might be due to latest bugs in the repo however, its still not showing after 2 days.
Anyone know whats going on or what i am doing wrong ? Thanx
Note: The plugin is updated in svn repo in trunk and tags folder. The changes only are not being reflected in the WP Repo.
Check: https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/inactive-logout/
Link to the plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/inactive-logout/
You're using the wrong Stable Tag version on your Readme.txt file. It should be your plugin version (1.4.6), not WP's (4.7).
See the documentation for “Tag” a new version": https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/how-to-use-subversion/
I have the same issue last week. Seems it's some kind of delay. I have recommitted by last weekend and my WordPress plugin page was updated this morning.
I am a WordPress developer and recently i created a magazine theme. In my theme, I used some (wordpress.org) plugins for my customer giving extra benefits. And after theme installation, my theme auto-suggest the plugins to install & for this, I have used tgm plugin (http://tgmpluginactivation.com/) for auto theme suggest.
i integrated that in my theme & it shows suggestion message on the dashboard for install that plugins. but the main problem is when I going to Appearance >> Install plugins. Plugins name shows perfectly and also its successfully install those plugins but under plugins name >> Show install button and also show a big link.
as we know, there will have only install button then clients will click on install button and install the themes. I tried many times for solve this problem. I am using the latest version of tgm plugin. & also I tried to solve this problem with old versions & its shows same result. For your kind information here's the Screenshot of this issue.
Kindly Help.
Yahoo .. i Solved this ,, actually i find out in that website, it was a bug but when i downloaded that plugin from github its finally solved automatically, that's mean plugin author updated and fixed the bug in github. i share this for newcomers, if anyone faced this problem, just download latest version from github (https://github.com/TGMPA/TGM-Plugin-Activation)
Screenshot for solve the issue
Thanks.
I have a local install of WP running on MAMP.
It is the latest 3.8.
I have installed a theme called Dante which is a pro theme and recommends various plugins (some of which are essential).
One of the plugins in called Revolution slider, and this is giving me grief.
I can install the plugin fine, however when I try and create new slider (from within the plugin) I get a message saying Ajax Error!!! parsererror
I have contacted the plugin supplier who have asked me to check the permissions of the plugin folder - I did (even made them 777) but no joy.
Can anyone help me as to where I should start debugging?
Many thanks
The problem lay with there not being enough memory allocated.
Adding
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '240M');
to wp-config fixed it.