InfiniteWP Support

[jaswrks]

A customer writes...

I use InfiniteWP to manage all my WordPress Installs. IWP checks if the plugins need updating and lets you update all your plugins of all your pages with a single click. QuickCache does not update, I believe, because it needs your username and password. Is there any way to fix this? Is this something the IWP people can fix?

Referencing: https://websharks.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/4759

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Related: #395 #394 #465 #289 #464 #352

[colourstone]

I would love to see this also!! Thank you for the heads up via email Raam! please keep me informed. It's such a pain to go to each site individually and update.

Thank you!
Brent

[raamdev]

After the work that was done in wpsharks/comet-cache-pro#272 to migrate the Comet Cache Pro Plugin Updater over to the built-in WordPress Plugin Updater, I tried testing a plugin update via InfiniteWP and while the Comet Cache Pro update shows up in InfiniteWP now, updating from the InfiniteWP Dashboard unfortunately still doesn't work:

The "Return to WordPress Updates page" as the response seems like a clue.

Note that unlike ManageWP (which now works great for remote Comet Cache Pro updates), InfiniteWP is a self-hosted solution that can be downloaded here. It uses the InfiniteWP Client plugin on the WordPress site to communicate between the self-hosted InfiniteWP Dashboard and the WordPress site.

We'll need to do some more testing to get Comet Cache Pro updates compatible with InfiniteWP.

[jaswrks]

@raamdev Did you test this in standard WP or multisite?
Referencing: https://github.com/wp-plugins/iwp-client/blob/1.4.2.2/helper.class.php#L191

Also referencing this filter, which is what CC is attaching to.

[raamdev]

Did you test this in standard WP or multisite?

Standard.

[raamdev]

Noting also that I tested all of this locally. InfiniteWP was installed on my local Vagrant box, which was the same box the WordPress installation was located. I have not tried testing this on an internet-accessible site.