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Clean Install of Compat plugin #5
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As per Slack discussion, use WP_Filesystem instead of PHP functions.
As per slack, we should have a new approach implemented. |
…-code-for-update-client Add files and code for Update Manager
I have been testing this on local server and online. The plugin unmistakably identifies that woo is installed or files exist on server but which ever way I rewrite the conditional for installing, cc-compat-woo still installs but properly throws the notice. Of course if it was named |
Just one quick observation. Function |
Good catch. However, it doesn’t run. I was trying to merge the gist shared and current files. |
OK. I also noticed that you reference 'includes' in one place and 'inc' in another:
Same reason? |
I missed the folder from merging #6 |
This logic is no longer needed as the code is in the cc repo |
This is a rough Idea I had for closing #3. We could build on this.
The only restrictions I see are if a user has file write permissions locked. In which case, that user can not auto install plugins unless they provide FTP logins to CP.
Closes #3.