Yahnis Elsts
Yahnis Elsts
In most cases, the reason that happens is that the update ZIP has the wrong directory structure. All theme files must be inside a directory. If you have multiple files...
I don't know, but I think I've seen a similar error in the past where it was related to plugin directory names. Is your plugin directory actually called `amin_plugin` or...
Just to clarify, have you verified that the file mentioned in the error message (`loader.php`) actually exists in the server directory?
I'm not sufficiently familiar with WooCommerce to answer that question.
Try downloading the update manually and see what error message (if any) you get. While the download URL can be truncated in the plugin update log, you can get it...
That URL is definitely wrong. There should be at least two parameters after the question mark. Some ideas: - Find the "download_url" key in the update JSON. Does it contain...
Probably not 3.6-related, no. I have a commercial plugin that relies on this library, and it runs fine on my WP 3.6 site. Did you try adding some debug output...
Interesting. Which minor version of PHP 5.4 are you using? I just tested it in PHP 5.4.3 and it output the correct download URL. This was when running the update...
Hmm, are you completely sure it is PHP 5.4.19 and not something older? The only reason I can think of that would cause those lines to fail is if the...
The basic idea is pretty simple. The only things that you _have to_ do are: 1. Include `loader.php`. 2. Create an instance of `Wpup_UpdateServer`. For example: `$server = new Wpup_UpdateServer(home_url('/'))`...