For now, all the existing at "WordPress > Sets" sets are available for customers when they install WordPress.
The idea is to limit available sets in service plan, like available applications in "Applications" tab.

Add post-update hooks in WordPress Toolkit, which can be used to automate the process of committing to Git (e.g. WordPress core and plugin updates that are automatically installed by WordPress Toolkit).

Use case:

Be able to respond to the event and write a program to do things like: a) commit the changes to the local git repository and push them to origin, b) trigger an alert in the monitoring system

Currently, we can define the default database prefix, but it assigns a random table name prefix, which is confusing to users. I'd like an option to specify the default table name prefix

Right now you can set a service plan to have WordPress or Joomla pre-installed with any new subscriptions, however the installation data such as admin usernames, passwords, site titles are randomized more so if the subscription/domain is setup via API. I think it could be nice if there was an option to install them with custom data or customize them via API. such that when installing via API, i can explicitly set the site title, admin username and passwords, database usernames and passwords etc.

WP toolkit should manage PHP memory limit value specified in wp-config.ph: WPMAXMEMORY_LIMIT.

This has been reported internally as requirement EXTWPTOOLK-3564.

plugin set: Combine and After-install -
It would be nice, to add a complete plugin-set to an existing WP installation.

further it would be also nice to combine sets. so it would be possible to build such sets as:
- basic set
- security set
- seo set

• Photoset


• seller/ e-commerce set

and so on

Thanks

Please, add to the "plesk ext wp-toolkit" the opportunity to uninstall WordPress from the domain

Plesk Web Admin version comes with a limited WP Toolkit.

It updates WP automatically and the option to deactivate the autoupdate is blocked because of licensing.

I understand that to handle updates from Plesk one should buy a Toolkit license but for the basic free version it should be possible do disable updates.

Thank you.

Allow configuring the Auto-Update settings of WP Toolkit based on the service plan or the Subscription.

This would allow configuring the Auto-Update settings desired to a certain amount of Subscriptions globally at once.

For example:
Service Plan 1
Update Wordpress > Yes
Update Plugins > Yes
Update Themes > Yes

Service Plan 2
Update Wordpress > Yes
Update Plugins > Yes
Update Themes > No

etc...

WordPress Instances which are not in used and considered as "broken" should be removable in WordPress Toolkit without changing wp-config.php

We manage Wordpress Sites for our Customers in different Levels, like managed Bronze-, Silver- or Gold-Level.
If we can group the Wordpress-Sites, it will be easy to select all Gold-managed Sites for Updates, Optimisations, etc.
A field for comments would also be fine.

Set WordPress admin username by default so this username is set for all the new installations.

A a reseller I would like to be able to create my own specific plug-in 'sets' for my WordPress customers. Normally this should be done at this level, not by the 'top level' administrator.

Maybe it is possible to use the same tab and visualize created sets from resellers with an icon.

Make Action Log more descriptive for actions such the ones in WordPress Toolkit.

I.E.: Actions are registered like the installation with full information like for example the version of the product however, when it gets updated, the versions are not shown anymore neither initial and final.

Is it possible to have an WHMCS module created exclusively for WordPress Toolkit, in order to allow clients to use it's options from within WHMCS's client areas?

Basically have clients don't leave WHMCS client areas and perform some actions from within their WHMCS client account (add new site if set multiple WordPress installs in hosting package, backup and restore, install let's encrypt ssl, activate/deactivate nginx, remove site, creati staging site etc...).

In the Plesk WordPress Toolkit there is so far no possibility to switch on a notification if something changes in the status of a page. e.g. SSL / security settings or the latter and most interesting updates! For WordPress there are several plugins that take over the update notification function, but they don't always work. But since the WordPress toolkit has the function, it would be great if you could turn on an e-mail notification!