I have launched new updated plugin in WordPress plugin store. But, it is still showing the message.
Last Updated : 3 months ago
Untested with your version of wordpress
What may be the mistake?
This is usually because of the "Tested up to" header in your readme.txt file. Check it and make sure it's at the latest stable version of WordPress(make sure to actually test your plugin with version first!).
If it is at the current stable version of WordPress(if you're running a beta or nightly version of WordPress, say 4.5-alpha..., then it's normal to get that message), then it's probably just a matter of some time before the WordPress plugin repository picks up the change.
Make sure you're looking at the readme.txt file in the Stable tag directory. For instance if your "Stable tag" is trunk, then look at /trunk/readme.txt. If it's a version(say 1.5), then look at /tags/1.5/readme.txt.
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I have started facing an issue with locally hosted Drupal 9 (Xampp, Windows 10). The issue started when I was trying to create events in drupal 9 and I was redirected to Install.PHP page. However, upon checking I was redirected to Update.php and the error seems to be as mentioned below.
Install.PHP page message:
Drupal 9.2.2 Drupal already installed To start over, you must empty
your existing database and copy default.settings.php over
settings.php. To upgrade an existing installation, proceed to the
update script. View your existing site.
Update.php Page Message:
MISSING UPDATES FOR: MEDIA The installed version of the Media module
is too old to update. Update to a version prior to 9.0.0 first
(missing updates: media_post_update_collection_route,
media_post_update_storage_handler,
media_post_update_enable_standalone_url,
media_post_update_add_status_extra_filter).
I'm well aware of the fact that Media is a core module and I havent tried upgrading it or my site. My site has always been a D9 installation and there were no migrations etc. I would really appreciate expert help on this issue.
Running this in a function in my .theme file did the trick for me:
\Drupal::service('update.post_update_registry')
->registerInvokedUpdates(['media_post_update_collection_route', 'media_post_update_storage_handler', 'media_post_update_enable_standalone_url', 'media_post_update_add_status_extra_filter', 'setting functions as applied according_to_the_error_message']);
I personally used hook_theme() (Make sure to clear your cache for it to run and also remove this code once the issue is fixed.)
I have purchased Jupiter theme and i have been using it for a number of website. But recently i am not able to work on the theme because the theme default plugin Visual composer is not working properly. When i go to edit page to edit the elements it shows blank and stays idle. I also tried to reduce the version of WordPress to 4.4 but still no use. Can somebody please support to solve this issue. The theme support has expire so no hope on that. And i am not so techie to sort what the exact problem is. If someone can guide me to solve it, it would be much appreciated. Many many thanks in advance.
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I think it is the compatibility issue of visual composer with the wordpress. If the visual composer installed it not latest there are the chances of conflict with latest versions of wordpress. So you may please confirm that the plugin you are using is compatible with the wordpress version you are using on your site.
Hi I installed Rosie theme (Version: 1.4) and Installed visual composer (Version 4.4.2). Website was working very fine for more than a year without any issue, but now while editing the pages, the visual composer not loading... I have attached the image.
This is how it looks now
try this step
You can upgrade Visual Composer by performing following steps:
Please make sure main theme is activated while performing other steps
Go to Plugins page in your WordPress Dashboard, locate Visual Composer in the list, deactivate it and delete it
You will see message that required plugin is missing at the top of your WordPress Dashboard
Install the plugin and then activate it
If you've got problems with Visual Composer you can almost always blame your PHP version or max characters:
Check compatibility of your Visual Composer with PHP version at your server using the link below:
https://kb.wpbakery.com/docs/preface/release-notes/
Check what PHP version you are using on the server: [To check your PHP version download plugin "PHP Info" ]
Check your Visual Composer version in your installed plugin list
If everything is compatible then do -> set max_input_vars = 10000 in php.ini or ask your hosting provider to increase the limit. If not, then update your Visual Composer and increase the PHP version.
WordPress and theme update is also a good idea.
In all WP version...whenever new version release then you will get a notification to upgrade your existing WP. But due to some reason I am not getting this option. Last time I upgraded WP setup manually. But this time I want one click upgrade option so that I can upgrade easily.
Have you ensured in the wp-config.php file that the following line is in it?
define('WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE', true);
Here is an article that might help.
https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/auto-update.htm
I want to upgrade my joomla 1.5.22 website to latest version of joomla(3.3.6). Please suggest best way's to do this(suggest any free extensions).
Thanks in advance.
Firstly, you should alsy migrate from the latest version of your built, so step 1 is updating to Joomla 1.5.26. You can download the update package from here. Once downloaded, upload the package to the root of your Joomla installation via FTP and extract.
Step 2 is migrating for Joomla 2.5. For this, you can use an extension called JUpgrade. Simply download, install it on your Joomla site and run the migration. Everything will be done automatically for you.
Step 3 is now extremely easy. From now on, you can upgrade to a newer Joomla version using the 1 click update feature built into the Joomla backend. Simply go to:
Components (top menu) >> Joomla! Update.
You may need to click on the Options button and select "Short Term Support" to upgrade from Joomla 2.5.x to Joomla 3.x.
Now that you are running Joomla 3.x, please ensure that you are always up to date. If you see an update notification in the backend, do not update it straight away. Give it 1 or 2 days before updating as the Joomla PLT have been known to make mistake in some updates which break certain features.
Hope this helps