This how to was suppose to release yesterday but since a special announcement take over, it’s was forwarded to today. The article below is quite useless now since WordPress is at version 2.5.1 but I just let this one go just for general info.

Anyway…
I’ve been encountering this line error a few times when I tried to migrate …

There are tons of plugins out there that has been made till Wordpress 2.3.3 and just when everyone joys up for the release of Wordpress 2.5, almost 80% of those plugins are no longer compatible. Now this is really sucks.

I have my another sites running with version 2.3.3, and was planning to upgrade it, but after the damage I’ve encountered with TinyMCE-Advanced plugin earlier, I’ve already decided that 2.5 is …

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Just as I said yesterday, I’ve found a more efficient way to remove the “Please Upgrade” nag, and that method is to lie to your Wordpress. Let’s get it on. Go to the includes folder on your Wordpress and open version.php.

Note: Same version as yesterday… Wordpress 2.3.2! <?php // This holds the version number in a separate file so we can bump it without cluttering the SVN $wp_version = ‘2.3.2′; $wp_db_version = 6124; ?> Don’t …

As promised… I’m going to show how you going to disable the “upgrade wordpress” nags. For this tutorial, I’m using Wordpress 2.3.2 as my test subject. Also take note that this is a disabling method, not removal. I know this information is close to being useless, but since I know “the how to”, might as well I wrote it down.

Now that we are clear on the simple introduction, …