Image via CrunchBase(Warning: Jargon ahead. If you don't use WordPress, you won't get anything out of this)
I was impressed that the latest version of WordPress (which we use for iJump) let you install plugins from within your control panel.
Previously, I'd had to manually upload and extract plugins, which got pretty tedious.
But, the process doesn't work if you already have the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin activated. Something causes them to conflict.
The workaround is simple, just deactivate your Automatic Upgrade plugin, install your other plugins, and then activate them.
Don't forget to reactivate your Automatic Upgrade plugin again when you've finished. It's a good plugin, and I'm sure the developers of either the plugin or Wordpress itself will figure out a way to make them play nicely together.
I was impressed that the latest version of WordPress (which we use for iJump) let you install plugins from within your control panel.
Previously, I'd had to manually upload and extract plugins, which got pretty tedious.
But, the process doesn't work if you already have the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin activated. Something causes them to conflict.
The workaround is simple, just deactivate your Automatic Upgrade plugin, install your other plugins, and then activate them.
Don't forget to reactivate your Automatic Upgrade plugin again when you've finished. It's a good plugin, and I'm sure the developers of either the plugin or Wordpress itself will figure out a way to make them play nicely together.
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