Autoupdate Plugins & Themes

• The plugin will create \"Advanced Update Manager\" setting tab after activation
• This Plugin will create 3 tables \"autoupdaterestore_data\", \"autoupdaterestore_backup\" and \"autoupdaterestore_updates\" for storage purpose
• If the user allows Auto Update then the plugin will set cron as per selected schedule for plugin update checking
• From \"Default\" tab => User can set settings like \"To\" email address where user can get update emails, \"From\" email address so, user can get update emails from a particular email \"cron schedule\" user has options like \"Daily\",\"Weekly\" or \"Monthly\".

=> Also user can upload sitemap for backup purpose, => User can take manual backup => User can change Plugin Auto Update settings => User can Rollback or Upgrade any plugin versions manually - From \"Backup History\" tab => From here user can view the Backup list of files - Cron will check the updates as it scheduled => By default if user select \"Auto Update\" yes then cron will set to Daily schedule => First time when plugin detects update then one mail will send to the admin => If user set allows to auto update plugin then on second schedule cron will update plugin automatically => Before updating plugin cron will take Files and Database backup => After update will take backup again of updated files and Database => Then will Compare both files before updates and after updates. If found any errors then \"Rollback\" the update and Mail to admin Documentation Autoupdate Plugins & Themes

Installation and uninstallation are extremely simple. You can use WordPress’ automatic install or follow the manual instructions below. INSTALLING: Download the package. Extract it to the “plugins” folder of your WordPress directory. In the Admin Panel, go to “Plugins” and activate it. Go to Settings -> Set up the basic settings. UNINSTALLING: In the Admin Panel, go to “Plugins” and deactivate the plugin. Go to the “plugins” folder of your WordPress directory and delete the files/folder for this plugin.