No, I miss fixing what people break on WordPress. ;-)
On 02/17/2012 09:46 AM, Mario Santos wrote:
You miss people breaking wordpress? lol
2012/2/17 Paul Aumer-Ryanp...@hawaii.edu
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 2:51 PM, Kirk Mkmb4...@gmail.com wrote:
WordPress is obviously working too well.
This is not spam and it occurs once in awhile when the wp-testers
mailing list goes quiet for several weeks. This is just a bit of fun so
relax. It never lasts more than 2 or 3 replies.
On 02/17/2012 11:30 AM, Rob wrote:
This is not a thread, please stop spamming this with non testing issues.
Richard - These types of questions are best asked at the WordPress forums:
http://wordpress.org/support/
There's a How-To and Troubleshooting section just questions like this.
Cheers
On 02/17/2012 03:26 PM, Richard Medford wrote:
FYI, my Wordpress is NOT problem free. I am having a lot of
WordPress is obviously working too well. Somebody break something!
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This may or may not be the place to ask this and I apologize if it's not
but I just logged into my WordPress admin and saw that an update to
WordPress 3.0.5 was available (long yellow bar across the top showing
the alert as usual). Problem is that there's been absolutely no word
about an
Heh, the feed must have must have been late in updating. Either that or
I'm tired.
On 02/07/2011 06:30 PM, Paul wrote:
http://wordpress.org/news/
Might help.
P-
On Feb 7, 2011, at 6:28 PM, Kirk M wrote:
This may or may not be the place to ask this and I apologize if it's not but I
just
Ah, thanks Andrew. And to think there used to be a time when I was right
on top of things.
On 02/07/2011 06:52 PM, Andrew Nacin wrote:
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 6:42 PM, Kirk Mkmb4...@gmail.com wrote:
Heh, the feed must have must have been late in updating. Either that or I'm
tired.
The
Found the problem with the Dashboard WP Dev Blog widget I believe. The
current feed link is:
http://wordpress.org/development/feed/;
when it should be:
http://wordpress.org/news/feed/;
I know the browser will redirect from the old site/feed address to the
new but apparently the feed doesn't
Dion - Is this why the graphs/pie are not showing up when viewing
Akismet Stats (2.5.0)? I had to fall back to 2.4.0 on 4 different
(single user) WordPress 3.0.3 sites due to this problem. All 4 sites use
the same basic, regularly updated plugins and all previous versions of
Akismet have
I've been using the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (set to Bleeding
edge nightlies) to current with the latest nightly builds of 3.1 since
the beginning of development. I haven't been able to update for awhile
now due to other responsibilities taking precedence but I updated today
and I've
Thanks and like I said, just trying to catch up. Btw, the title of my
original post is incorrect. It should not have stated that the new Admin
Bar is gone. My mistake.
On 11/14/2010 01:09 PM, Alex Hempton-Smith wrote:
A beta hasn't been released yet, so I guess it still remains in alpha.
The
Ah, that's why it's only showing on the site itself when logged in and
not the backend any longer. Thought my brain winked out for a second there.
On 11/14/2010 01:13 PM, Andrew Nacin wrote:
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 1:12 PM, Kirk Mkmb4...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks and like I said, just trying
Heh, Nice reply, Andrew.
On 10/24/2010 03:50 PM, Andrew Nacin wrote:
On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Administrator
rontekad...@hawaiisportsrap.com wrote:
You code junkies are always claiming this isn't for support. You can call
it anything you want but you don't really use it for that.
Hey Jeff,
Not too sure which update notification you're referring to whether it's
the small highlighted icon with a number indicating the number of
updates available seen to the right of Dashboard and plugins sub-menus
when an update(s) is available (or when you hover over the Dashboard and
can see a clear difference, you may not have.
Mark
Kirk M wrote:
Good question. Unfortunately, there's no custom types and no reason
that menus should be showing 2 'Categories' in the Screen options for
the Menus page. If I check both check boxes it simply adds a second
'Categories' section
that would explain what you see.
Op 7 mei 2010, om 02:35 heeft Kirk M het volgende geschreven:
Since updating to 3.0-beta2-14489 I now show 2 Category check boxes
listed in the Screen options on the Menus admin page. The top row
of check boxes above the Advanced section in Screen options lists
Since updating to 3.0-beta2-14489 I now show 2 Category check boxes
listed in the Screen options on the Menus admin page. The top row of
check boxes above the Advanced section in Screen options lists as
follows:
Custom Links Posts Pages Categories Post Tags Categories
Anyone else seeing
I found a minor glitch in the in the WP 3.0 nightlies in that the ?
tag is missing from the bottom of the wp-config.sample.php file.
Although it doesn't seem to affect functionality (I ran like that for
several days on a test install) it really should be there. Unless
something I don't
Thanks for the reply. Just for my own info, I distinctly remember the
closing tag being there before and I tend to update the wp-config.php
file every time a new WP version changes it. Was there a time when the
closing tag was present? Just to make sure I'm not losing my mind. :D
On
Nope, they don't change the wp-config.php file but they do
occasionally update the wp-config.sample.php file as needed (security,
new functions, changes in absolute paths, etc--not many changes but
some) and it's up to the website owner to manually update their
wp-config.php file accordingly.
Whoops, didn't mean to start something. :-)
Of course, I started way back when manual installing/upgrading was the
only way to get things done so old habits die hard and all that.
On 04/13/2010 03:12 PM, Andrew Nacin wrote:
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Kirk Mkmb4...@gmail.com wrote:
An excellent explanation, Andy...thanks! Obviously I've been one of
those PHP must be balanced type folks. Didn't know about the blank
lines under the closing tag either. I need to mark this particular
message in my email for reference for when my old(er) brain fails to
recall this correctly.
Hi all - I noticed today that Under Tools there is no longer an entry
for Google Gears. Has this feature been removed from WP 3.0 altogether?
No big deal as I realize that Google is no longer developing Gears but
they are supporting existing applications that still use it.
Just wondering.
Thanks for the reply. I forgot about ticket 11301 which I had been
following until life in general called me away (we all know how that
is, yes?). I will say that running WP 3.0 nightlies on a test install
(Firefox 3.6/Ubuntu 10.04 beta 1) is very stable and fast even without
Gears. Seems like
Same here. I'm using the WP-Beta-Tester plugin set at Bleeding edge in
order to keep updated with the latest nightlies. After updating this
morning I'm still seeing WordPress 3.0-alpha in the admin footer. is
beta 1 not pushed via the trunk or was there just an oversight in
updating the admin
Excellent news! Not getting the beta via the WP-Beta-Tester plugin
though. Admin footer text still states; WordPress 3.0-alpha. Just FYI. :-)
On 04/02/2010 11:21 PM, Jane Wells wrote:
Hey beta testers! Beta 1 is out! Here's some info to get you started and
a link to the zip file.
Hi Paul,
I stated that yesterday as well before the beta was released. Or maybe
the beta actually was released with yesterday's build and not announced
until today? I know it takes a day or so to push new builds to the
official download server.
On 04/03/2010 11:00 AM, Paul Robinson wrote:
To all,
Please disregard problem #3 in my original post. Clicking on Save Menu
at the top of the sidebar after changes are made does save the new menu
configuration. Just by habit I expect either a Save Changes type
button at the bottom of the page or, like the Widgets page, have any
changes
Andrew - That fixed it! I uploaded the patched comment.php file, made
a few test comments and the email notifications came rolling in. Many
thanks for tracking the problem down and patching! It was something I
couldn't have done on my own.
Even though it will probably be pushed out with
Hulse (dd32) wrote:
Have you checked your gmail spam?
For quite awhile i wasn't receiving comment notifications, turned out,
it was due to gmail eating comment notifications (While passing through
user notifications)..
On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 07:20:37 +1200, Kirk M kmb4...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
Once upon a time, for those who were testing the bleeding edge
nightlies, the build's revision number could be found in the footer as
in: You are using a development version (2.5-beta r). Cool! Please
stay updated for example. Believe it or not, Having this convenient to
the nightly build
Once upon a time, for those who were testing the bleeding edge
nightlies, the build's revision number could be found in the footer as
in: You are using a development version (2.5-beta r). Cool! Please
stay updated for example. Believe it or not, Having this convenient to
the nightly build
back
into the admin footer like it was back when.
Cheers
On 03/08/2010 01:55 PM, Dougal Campbell wrote:
On Mar 8 2010 10:28 AM, Kirk M wrote:
Once upon a time, for those who were testing the bleeding edge
nightlies, the build's revision number could be found in the footer as
in: You are using
On 03/08/2010 03:48 PM, Andrew Nacin wrote:
Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. Once activated there's no change in
the WP 3.0 admin footer. No extra line in the admin footer that indicates
the revision number and path (as it says in the description). I tried
deactivating my plugins in case
I'm currently running a test site using the nightly builds of WordPress
3.0 (alpha) via the WordPress Beta Tester plugin. Things are looking
great by the way!
I've run across a bit of an anomaly with the new Updates menu item
under the Dashboard menu in that it continually shows an update is
I have WP 2.9 beta 2 running on two non-essential sites and I'm getting
two duplicate entry DB errors on both sites, related to themes.
Different themes on both sites of course but the errors seem to apply to
all installed themes including the default and classic theme. Here's a
sample from
I used the WP Beta Tester plugin set to Bleeding edge and it updated
my test install to 2.9 beta 1. At least that what it says in the status
bar. I found this a bit confusing as I figured that the Bleeding edge
setting would keep updates to the trunk.
However, I checked the version.php file
After thinking on this a bit, I'll add my vote for changing.
The only thing in the WordPress core that remains heavy (very
heavy) is the TinyMCe editor. Although I can most certainly
predict a few nightmares involved in changing over to JWYSIWYG
I think it would be well worth some serious
I also, as a rule, don't store passwords locally. The single
exception to this is FileZilla (Windows install) as it seems
to give me no choice in the matter. And since it sends FTP
login data to the server in plain text anyway does it really
matter as long as your firewall and anti-malware
Clean here so far (2.8.2). Guess I'll be working from Ubuntu
to service my sites for awhile rather than Windows at least
until I get everything changed around and my Windows parition
fully scanned. I have several FTP accounts configured, many
are for other site owners who ask me to maintain
Thankfully I've only gone in using FTP on 2 of them within the
last 2 months so I (and they) should be okay. Still, I'll have
to check the files on each of those 2 if not re-upgrade 2.8.2
altogether just to be safe.
Such is life in the online world.
On 07/23/2009 06:22 PM, Chris Carter
Ubuntu WordPress? ;D
On 07/20/2009 02:08 PM, Stas SUSHKOV wrote:
On Mon, 2009-07-20 at 15:35 +, Holly Doyne wrote:
From what I heard this weekend from Matt, there really is going to be nothing
more
done for the legacy. No one apparently is downloading it; the security
improvements
My thoughts exactly
On 7/20/2009 3:05 PM, Stas SUSHKOV wrote:
On Mon, 2009-07-20 at 14:11 -0400, Kirk M wrote:
Ubuntu WordPress? ;D
So what, Lean concept and model was taken from Toyota's manufacturing
(which is about cars), and now it's successfully implemented in software
development (some
WordPress 2.8.* must really be working well. I haven't ever seen
wp-testers so quiet for so long. Good job folks.
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Yeah, 2.8 with it's new widgets interface and more efficient
SQL queries (among others) was a fine improvement and 2.8.1
really smoothed things out.
Setting the bar pretty high for themselves for 2.9 though
don't you think? ;)
On 7/19/2009 11:22 AM, Kumar app wrote:
I like the new
Already done, Pat. It's called TinyMCEComments. Just search
for it in the Add new section of the Plugins menu in your
admin and I'm sure you'll find it. I just finished writing a
comment on a friend of mine's blog who uses it. Works okay.
On 07/14/2009 08:22 PM, Paleo Pat wrote:
For love of
Head to WordPress.org's plugin directory and search for the
plugin there. When you find it take a look under the Notes
or Faq tab and there's instructions on what to do if the
plugin doesn't work with your theme.
On 07/14/2009 08:47 PM, Paleo Pat wrote:
I think I tried that one, and It
Might as well add me to the list. Auto upgrade from 2.8.1 beta
2 on my two sites completed successfully but left me at 2.8.1
beta 2 (in the footer and version.php). I didn't have the
nag screen in either site though once the RC became
available. Does Automattic have different servers for
Well, that certainly would explain why the auto-upgrade to RC1
doesn't work. :-)
On 7/8/2009 11:27 AM, Matt Martz wrote:
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Kirk Mkmb4...@gmail.com wrote:
Might as well add me to the list. Auto upgrade from 2.8.1 beta 2 on my two
sites completed successfully but
Pat,
I recommend using the WordPress Mobile Edition plugin as it
seems to cover most of the current mobile devices out there
and is updated on a regular basis. It's Carrington
theme-based and is scalable meaning it shows a clean and
simple interface for the less capable mobile devices and
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Okay, so I upped the limit to 64mb which seemed to solve the
stuck upgrade process. The upgrade took place normally
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Hi all,
Quick update
Is anyone else having a problem with the WP auto upgrade
stopping at Downloading update from
http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.8.zip;?
I don't have any problem updating manually but I always like
to check out the auto upgrade function to any new version.
I've never encountered a problem
(the process
seems to need a bit more than 32mb of free memory).
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Den 2009-06-13 21:12, Kirk M skrev:
Is anyone else having a problem with the WP auto upgrade stopping
I was happily surprised when I saw the new plugin/theme editor
complete with syntax highlighting and line numbers. Very
welcome change indeed.
One thing that I now I'd appreciate is the ability to 'wrap'
the text to the editor field rather than have long lines
disappear off the right hand
I noticed after updating to the latest 2.8 bleeding (via the
Stay Updated link in the admin footer) that the excellent
new syntax highlighted, line numbered plugin editor is missing
in action and is back to the old style editor. Anyone one else
seeing this?
And sorry but I don't know the
Okay, on further examination it appears that the new editor
isn't showing up when using Google Chrome (Dev channel
release) but it is when using Firefox. It also shows properly
in IE 8.0 but locks up the browser shortly after editor is
rendered if IE 8.0 is set to standards mode. If IE 8.0 is
I've just updated my local WordPress sandbox to the latest
(Stay Updated) build and noticed that when the Dashboard is
set to 2 or more columns, all modules are aligned left and
cannot be moved elsewhere. The modules can actually be moved
but do not drop into any other column, snapping back to
that. ;)
On 2/25/2009 10:57 AM, Andrew Ozz wrote:
Kirk M wrote:
I've just updated my local WordPress sandbox to the latest (Stay
Updated) build and noticed that when the Dashboard is set to 2 or
more columns, all modules are aligned left and cannot be moved elsewhere.
Can you try hard
as
I left it in Firefox. Drag and drop works fine now. Looks like
Chrome has been updated sometime between this morning. and
this evening:
Chrome 2.0.166.1 (Official Build 10303)
Guess we'll never know. :D
On 2/25/2009 5:29 PM, Andrew Ozz wrote:
Kirk M wrote:
The problem with the Dashboard
Me neither but I banged my email messages from the list
against the wp-testers online archives and everything jived
so it's like Paul said. Besides, all quiet on the WordPress
front means that 2.7 must be working pretty well or at least
well enough for the members on the list not to post a
Hey folks,
I've come across a rather consistent problem with the 2.7 Admin when marking a
comment as spam (or approving or deleting it) from the Spam it link in a
notification email. It takes upwards of 45-50 seconds to accomplish once the
comment is marked as spam from the resulting admin
Hi Jacob,
Understanding that you must be having a discussion
pertaining to or in relationship to the WordPress Codex
(always a touchy subject, worse than discussing the WP
forums) at the wp-hackers list, I'm wondering if you perhaps
sent your reply to the ongoing discussion to the wrong
As a last check, change to the Default theme temporarily
(and if you're running a caching plugin make sure you clear
the cache after switching and note that just disabling the
plugin might clear the cache) and then check your feed once
again.
by add-ons etc.
Paul.
2008/12/27 Kirk M kmb4...@gmail.com
As a last check, change to the Default theme temporarily
(and if you're
running a caching plugin make sure you clear the cache
after switching and
note that just disabling the plugin might clear the cache)
and then check
your feed once
I'm actually not sure but to me it still looks like it might
be theme or plugin related. I'm also thinking that when
Allahverdi deactivated all his plugins and changed to the
Default theme he might have not cleared his browser's cache
as well as any caching plugins he might have had before
elements that may have been caused by add-ons etc.
Paul.
2008/12/27 Kirk M kmb4...@gmail.com
As a last check, change to the Default theme
temporarily (and if
you're
running a caching plugin make sure you clear the cache
after switching
and
note that just disabling the plugin might clear
You can also try the FD FeedBurner plugin which is compatible
with 2.7. If that does not work then the .htaccess is the way
to go. It didn't occur to me before but I had to switch from
the old FeedSmith plugin to FD FeedBurner when I upgraded to
2.7. My feed was okay but it stopped redirecting
I posted about this before but with the holidays and all...
In the 2.7 Dashboard I cannot change the Incoming Links URL
(say to Technorati blog reactions for my site). Entering a new
URL and clicking Submit simply reverts the URL back to
Google's blog search which has stopped updating altogether
(sorry for the dupe post but sent that last one with no
subject line)
I posted about this before but with the holidays and all...
In the 2.7 Dashboard I cannot change the Incoming Links URL
(say to Technorati blog reactions for my site). Entering a new
URL and clicking Submit simply reverts
find
the feed for technorati blog reactions to test that part...
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Sent: Friday, December 26, 2008 11:06 AM
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Sent: Friday, December 26, 2008 11:06 AM
To: wp-testers@lists.automattic.com
Subject: [wp-testers] 2.7 Cannot chnage URL in Incoming
Links module.
(sorry for the dupe post but sent that last one
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all from me as well. :D
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Subject: [wp-testers] Ok so this is increadibly off topic
I'll add my vote on this one. With all due respect to the devs, this was
not the best way to do things. The post title in the comments section
should be linked to the post itself and not the post in editor.
On 12/19/2008 8:06 PM, DD32 wrote:
You're not alone.. You're not alone.
There was one
Now that I think of it, this happened to some of my regular readers as
well when they included a single link in their comment (links in
comments set to 2). I seem to have solved the problem by setting max
links to 3 in Discussions. This sorta tells me that 2.7 is counting
the author link as
Quick question. Have you deactivated any plugins you might have
activated (except Aksimet since that isn't known to cause problems) and
then checking again to see if the problem still exists? I know you said
it was random but perhaps there's a plugin that might effect the
Dashboard either
I can pretty much confirm that this indeed happens but we need at least
one other person to test in order to have solid verification. It would
help if that person knew their way around the WordPress core and code
therein so they could track down the problem and submit a patch if need
be. (I'm
For some reason, I can't seem to change the feed URL for the Dashboard's
Incoming Links module in 2.7. It's one thing I didn't think to test
during the development period.
I'm attempting to change the Google blog search feed URL for my site to
Technorati's feed URL Blog Reactions for my site.
Just for comparison purposes, I'm using the latest version of Windows
Live Writer Beta as my main blog editor which also publishes using
XML-RPC. I often post as draft and what you're seeing is not occurring
when using WLW. ScribeFire might be sending some sort of incorrect data
when posting
Man! I'm getting spoiled here.
With the new threaded comment feature for the front end of things I find
myself wishing for threaded comments in the Admin' Comments Page as
well. For 2.8 maybe? Any opinions?
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Yeah, that's how I figured it should work when I suggested it. Did
anyone open a ticket on this yet or does that still need to be done? I
was just trying to get some feelers for the idea.
On 12/12/2008 2:50 PM, Otto wrote:
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 1:29 PM, Stephen Rider
Hmmm, I was told (sorry can't recall which developer it was) that
plugins didn't need to be deactivated when auto-upgrading, that WP was
reloaded and stopped before any of the plugins loaded. At that time the
upgrade process would begin. Once it was finished then another reload
occurred which
, so
there could be some plugins that are causing an issue. I've always
deactivated mine during an upgrade just to be on the safe side.
Kim
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Kirk M wrote:
Hmmm, I was told (sorry can't recall which developer it was) that
plugins didn't need to be deactivated when auto-upgrading
Doing this upgrade via FTP? If you're going straight from 2.6.5 to 2.7
by doing a good old fashioned upgrade then deactivating plugins is a
must. The 2.7 auto-upgrade through dev builds and to the final is
supposed to be able to be run with out deactivating plugins.
Better late than never I
Okay, I did the honors. the post ran on a bit (bad habit of mine) so I
didn't add any of the comments here but you're all invited to have a
look and leave a comment if you like:
http://just-thinkin.net/2008/12/express-yourself-in-140-characters-or-less-blogging-is-dead/
Funny, I don't feel
Looks like the 2.7 trunk is up to 10144 and the 2.7 auto-upgrade is
still updating to 10119 for the past two days. Just wondering if we're
going be able to auto-upograde to any higher builds before 2.7 goes gold.
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Wow, is there really a lot of demand for for having the Admin open up to
the editor when a user logs in? Personally I wouldn't want that since
TinyMCE is the most resource intensive page in the Admin out of all the
them. Still, if it can be done by a plugin, perhaps a fairly simple
redirect
Hmmm, thinking maybe that the blogosphere is an ongoing evolution sort
of thing or should it be more appropriately called an ongoing
metamorphosis? How do we define garbage outside of splogs and post
harvesting type blogs that are there simply for advertising purposes?
And once we come to some
. ;)
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 2:53 PM, Kirk M [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, thinking maybe that the blogosphere is an ongoing evolution
sort of
thing or should it be more appropriately called an ongoing
metamorphosis?
How do we define garbage outside of splogs and post harvesting
type blogs
Consider it a needed break. 2.7 is almost finished and developers and
testers work too hard. The threads always go back to testing afterward,
no fear there. :D
On 12/9/2008 4:00 PM, Mattias Tengblad wrote:
Doesn't wanna be a pain in the ass, but shouldn't the chit chat be
placed on IRC or in
Unless I'm grossly mistaken, the .# versions are built on an as
needed basis due to new security issues popping up (zero day hacks and
the like) and/or a major issue or issues are found with the 2.7 series.
Once a milestone release goes gold it shifts from trunk to branch and
minor
Pat, there's a snipping tool built into Vista unfortunately I use XP and
couldn't tell you where it might be or how to use it. A lot of help ain't I?
On 12/8/2008 2:47 PM, Paleo Pat wrote:
That's the one I mean, the visual editor. Rich editor, whatever you call it.
It might be a flash thing
Probably means there hasn't been a nightly build burned from the
latest trunk yet.
On 12/7/2008 8:19 AM, Jim Lynch wrote:
I'm seeing the version bump in 10096 in trac, but after upgrading I am still
seeing 10073.
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upgrading to the next major milestone anyway.
On 12/7/2008 12:37 AM, Ryan Boren wrote:
On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 6:41 AM, Kirk M[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this was asked before but I've forgotten. In the past I've always
deactivated all my plugins manually before updating the core. Now I
-updater is not a replacement for FTP, it's a supplement.
Dissenting views welcome. (and sorry for the long reply...I'm a wordy
bast***)
On 12/7/2008 12:04 PM, Michael E. Hancock wrote:
From: Kirk M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
Then again, it's probably a very good idea not to use the core
auto
Ah, something I want to know as well. Since a few of my clients had
requested to be updated to 2.7 RC1+ it would be nice to know if I'll be
doing the update to 2.7-final automatically or manually (auto-updating
to the final should be fine as I can't imagine there's any major changes
from the
after a version bump and was shown the latest
revision number right away. Any ideas on what's up today?
Kim
-
Kirk M wrote:
Probably means there hasn't been a nightly build burned from the
latest trunk yet.
On 12/7/2008 8:19 AM, Jim Lynch wrote:
I'm seeing the version bump
Thanks Ryan. Just the information that was needed.
On 12/7/2008 3:27 PM, Ryan Boren wrote:
On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 10:40 AM, Xavier Borderie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After 2.7 is installed, and before 2.7.1 (yes 2.7.1) is released, what will
happen if a user clicks the Upgrade Automatically
I know this was asked before but I've forgotten. In the past I've always
deactivated all my plugins manually before updating the core. Now I find
myself using 2.7's auto-update feature the same way--the second thing I
do before updating is to bulk deactivate all my plugins (first is to
backup
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