by Joe Miles | Apr 4, 2019 | Other WordPress news, Tips and tricks, Support, wordpress translation, how to translate plugin, translation guide, wordpress language guide, wordpress plugin language change
When developing a plugin, it’s always good idea to make it translation ready as it could additionally reach audiences who do not use English as their first language. If you were wondering how important a translation option is, you can check the repository and see that...
by Joe Miles | May 17, 2018 | Tips and tricks, cloud storage methods, google drive
If you’re a Google Drive user on a personal Google account (as opposed to a GSuite user), then this might be interesting to you. As part of our extensive preparations for Europe’s GDPR data protection law, we’ve been reviewing all our relations with suppliers, use of...
by Joe Miles | Jan 24, 2018 | Tips and tricks, Support
Looking for support? Please go here: https://updraftplus.com/support Can you remember the last time you had to contact customer support? It probably wasn’t the most thrilling experience. It’s bad enough when something goes horribly wrong and when you struggle to get...
by Joe Miles | May 15, 2017 | We recommend, Security, Tips and tricks
You’ve probably heard all about the Wannacry ransomware that’s been spreading like wildfire across computer networks since last Friday- the one that encrypts computer files, demands a ransom (that doubles within 3 days) and threatens to delete the files in 7 days if...
by Joe Miles | Jun 9, 2015 | UpdraftPlus advantages, Tips and tricks, Training materials, cloning, migration, new features
Here’s the guide – with lots of screenshots – for our new “send data direct site to site” feature. You can see how it works – and, we believe, how easy it is to use. David Anderson (founder, lead developer, UpdraftPlus) The post New direct site-to-site instructions...
by Joe Miles | Jan 27, 2015 | We recommend, useful plugins, Tips and tricks, Training materials
We’re not doing this every week; only some… but this week’s “plugin of the week” is BruteProtect. BruteProtect adds brute-force login protection (i.e. password guessing protection) to your WordPress website – with a particular twist. Most brute-force login protection...
