• Resolved ImagePeter Luit

    (@peterluit)


    Hi, a GREAT plugin, I love it. My question is how WPCORE ‘finds’ the plugins from the wordpress.org listing. Sometimes I search for an existing plugin which will not display in your list. Since I paid for the custom (advanced users only) option, I can add the plugin by inserting the .zip URL. For me that is the ‘workaround’. Coudl you reply on this, in other words, does your list display the actual wordpress.org database?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpcore/

Viewing 3 replies - 1 through 3 (of 3 total)
  • Plugin Author Imagestueynet

    (@stueynet)

    Hi Peter. Can you check your email because I replied to your request on there. I was asking which plugin you were having trouble with. Any plugin that is on WP.org. you can add by simply using the actual plugin slug from WordPress.org. Example is using wpcore for this plugin and so on.

    The custom plugins work differently. You have total control over them and they do not connect with WP.org so there is no reason to add a custom plugin if it is already on WP.org. Please let me know what plugin you cannot find.

    Plugin Author Imagestueynet

    (@stueynet)

    Peter I am sorry I just checked and I replied to the wrong address for your email request. I have resent it to you directly.

    Plugin Author Imagestueynet

    (@stueynet)

    I will mark this ticket as resolved now. The issue is that sometimes our autosuggest doesn’t pick up the plugin form the name. The quick workaround is to use the plugin slug directly. Just enter that into the box when you are adding a new plugin and ignore the autosuggest.

Viewing 3 replies - 1 through 3 (of 3 total)

The topic ‘Plugin listing from wordpress.org’ is closed to new replies.