WordPress Automatic Upgrade Coming In Next Version

If you are like me and dread upgrading WordPress to the latest version, then version 2.7 may be the last one that you need to update manually. I usually put off the upgrades mostly because of all the plugin issues that can arise. I guess I just don’t want to spend hours tracking down the fixes for plugin compatibility issues. Even though that can happen with an automated upgrade, once you get everything stabilized in the latest version small incremental upgrades should be easier to deal with.

Here are a few of the highlights for the release of WordPress version 2.7.

Although I do make some money upgrading WordPress blogs I find the task at times very frustrating with all the different issues that can arise. When I upgrade WordPress for clients now I first install the automatic upgrade plugin, and try to upgrade the blog with it. It works on some hosting accounts and not on others, in fact I moved my sites off a hosting account that it will not work on. The funny thing about this is the hosting account contacted everyone asking them to upgrade WordPress to the more secure version but blocked the access on the server to allow the automatic upgrade plugin to work! I think the US congress must be running that hosting business! Hopefully the integrated version will not have those limitations.

This is not a complete list by any means but these are great features for those that are “Geek Impaired”. Read more over at Hack WordPress: WordPress 2.7 Features List Finalized

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2.7 will be really good. WordPress just keeps getting better and better. I just hope they would fix “category” word in the categoty page url, we don’t need it.

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You know there are a lot of bugs in wordpress. I found another one yesterday. If I write a document in word and copy and paste it in wordpress and then save the file, the article does not appear. So i Have to transfer it to the notepad first. Save it there and then it will show up in wordpress correctly.

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Andrew I don’t know if that is a “bug” but you shouldn’t paste a Word document or a copied website into the Visual editor anyway. All the formatting from Word or a website can wreck your blog.

If you must copy from Word paste it into the HTML editor.

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yeah man! wordpress frequent updates r getting a headache to me. i hav 2.6.1 & hav thought that would upgrade when its 2.7.
but didnt know that the version will come with automatic upgrade feature! thats great news & thanks for sharing this :-)

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Some how I tried to use some plugin that allows to update WordPress automatically (as it claim) on my blog Smartphones Reviews but it is failed. Hope new version will be ok. Still waiting…

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