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Understanding how WordPress installs plugins is a great piece of knowledge: 1) it’s actually fairly simple, and 2) it can get you out of a lot of problems. In this article, we’re going to learn about that, and see what we can do with it.
UpdraftPlus 1.9.50 is in the process of being released – you should see it appear as an update in your WordPress dashboard in the next day or two.
You’ve very likely heard about PHP many times, if you’re running a WordPress site… but, do you know what it is, and why it matters?
UpdraftPlus 1.9.43 has just been released, for paying users only – because it is only relevant to them.
The next release of UpdraftPlus, version 1.9.40, s is ready, and planned for release later this week This release has a healthily-long list of tweaks and new features, the main items of which are
UpdraftPlus 1.9.31 is now available as an update for paying users. The main reason for this unscheduled release was to prevent the display of notices from PHP when performing a site migration.
UpdraftPlus 1.9.25 has been released, and should appear in your WordPress dashboard sometime in the next 48 hours.
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