Description
k-OutDated Checker (k-OC) scans automatically -twice a day- all your installed plugins against the WordPress Plugin Directory for outdated plugins and email alert for update.
k-OC stands for k-OutDated Checker.
Installation
After downloading and extracting the latest version of k-OC:
- Upload the folder
k-outdated-plugin-checker-k-opcto the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- That’s all!
Screenshots
This is how the email alert will look like if plugins are not up-to-date.
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Changelog
v1.3 25/08/2020
ENHANCEMENT: Use of CURL instead of file_get_contents().
FIX: PHP Notice: Undefined variable: found_outdated.
v1.2.3 08/02/2018
ENHANCEMENT: Changed how the version of the plugins is checked against the WordPress Plugin Directory.
NEW: Show next to current the new version of the plugin that needs update.
Update the “Tested up to” in readme.txt.
v1.2.1.1 10/10/2017
NEW: Added “Minimum PHP Version Requirement” in readme.txt.
Update the “Tested up to” in readme.txt.
v1.2.1 17/09/2015
NEW: Added the k-outdated-plugin-checker-k-opc.pot file in languages folder.
NEW: Added translation for Greek.
v1.2 17/09/2015
ENHANCEMENT: Internationalizing the plugin (accepting translations).
ENHANCEMENT: Implementation of WordPress “PHP Coding Standards” (https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/best-practices/coding-standards/php/).
v1.1 05/05/2015
FIX: Check only for plugins that exist in WordPress Plugin Directory.
FIX: Send email alert only when at least one plugin is outdated.
v1.0 (First Release) 04/05/2015
– This is the initial release of k-OC.
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