So does anyone know if this release breaks pending plugins. I’ve been eagerly awaiting a Real Estate plugin on http://www.JaredRitchey.com and I cant take any more delays. Please say this news isn’t bad.
The nice thing about this release is that if you want to enable a plugin and it goes haywire, then WP won’t allow it to be activated. My advise is to definitely be sure you’re using the latest UTW if you’re using it. It did cease to work against a nightly build for me about mid April. The next version of UTW worked like a charm.
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So does anyone know if this release breaks pending plugins. I’ve been eagerly awaiting a Real Estate plugin on http://www.JaredRitchey.com and I cant take any more delays. Please say this news isn’t bad.
Mark
Yes I am mostly worried about plugin compatibility between WP 2.1.x and 2.2.x. How can we find out what might break what?
It certainly will raise some “issues” with existing plugins like Sidebar Widgets and then cause some problems with themes like tiga.
Suggest testing locally first before upgrading at the server end.
The nice thing about this release is that if you want to enable a plugin and it goes haywire, then WP won’t allow it to be activated. My advise is to definitely be sure you’re using the latest UTW if you’re using it. It did cease to work against a nightly build for me about mid April. The next version of UTW worked like a charm.