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1. integrate backup extensions with WP Toolkit (e.g. Google Drive)
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2. Enable the option to schedule backups via the WP Toolkit plugin
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3. wordpress toolkit table prefix mixed case fix/patch

   I'm not sure if it's still the case but the toolkit used to (possibly still does) create table prefixes with mixed case characters (or this is done via the security checkup for existing tables).

   Unix is case sensitive, windows is not.

   MariaDB

   lowercasetablename=0 default for Unix = stored as provided and case-sensitive. $tableprefix = '7a6pcDc' will be stored as 7a6pcDctablename in the DB
   lowercasetablename=1 default on Windows = uppercase changed to lowercase but still case-insensitive $tableprefix = '7a6pcDc' will be stored as 7a6pcdctablename in the DB.

   This is mostly fine with normal database transactions SELECT/DELETE etc but this will fail for the following scenarios

   Scenario 1: Elementor Plugin checks to see if PREFIXeevents exits and then uses an identical check !== to see if they're identical comparing against the prefix in wp-config and expected table name against what the column name is and then attempts to create the table if it's not there.

   Unix results in 7a6pcDceevents !== 7a6pcDceevents (returns false and doesn't try to create the table)
   Windows results in 7a6pcDceevents !== 7a6pcdceevents (returns true, tries to insert table and errors)

   Scenario 2: Migration from Windows to Unix, previously mixed case table names would have been changed to lowercase when creating tables but still works. However when migrated to Unix this would fail as 7a6pcDc_ doesn't equal 7a6pcdc_

   Suggestion:
   If mixed case table prefixes is still a feature, then Plesk needs to recognise what environment it's being used in, it should restrict itself on Windows to lowercase characters only or know to store the prefix value in wp-config.php (and Plesk tables) as lowercase as this is the default install settings for MariaDB in Plesk.

   If this isn't still a feature (table prefixes are all now lowercase) and/or for fixing historical installations. There also needs to be a way to remedy this problem. The prefix isn't editable via the wordpress toolkit once set and causes problems if you try to edit it from within wp-config.php

   For some reason uservoice is removing underscores from some words, apologies.

   I'm not sure if it's still the case but the toolkit used to (possibly still does) create table prefixes with mixed case characters (or this is done via the security checkup for existing tables).

   Unix is case sensitive, windows is not.

   MariaDB

   lowercasetablename=0 default for Unix = stored as provided and case-sensitive. $tableprefix = '7a6pcDc' will be stored as 7a6pcDctablename in the DB
   lowercasetablename=1 default on Windows = uppercase changed to lowercase but still case-insensitive $tableprefix = '7a6pcDc' will be stored as 7a6pcdctablename in the DB.

   This is… more

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   open discussion  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   Thank you for this idea. It is a valid claim. We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it will be popular.

   Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

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4. Improve the logic on how the WordPress Toolkit creates instance backup

   WordPress Toolkit during backup process creates full plain copies of the database and files in the webspace before the compression. If Hard quota is enabled it is needed to have twice more allowed space otherwise it fails

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5. WooCommerce Staging Process (cloning without overwriting Woocommerce content)

   WooCommerce = at least 1/3 of ALL e-commerce websites use WooCommerce.

   Can Plesk please make a process that works EASY for people to do the following on a WP and WooCommerce site:

   Live site > Clone to Stage site > Copy to Live site

   The issue is customers, orders, and products on the Live site can't be replaced/over-written, etc when you copy back to live site.

   THIS PROCESS WOULD MAKE MONEY for Plesk, as for some reason, it doesn't exist anywhere, that I know of.

   Please implement it :)

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   open discussion  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

   Thank you for your idea! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it will be popular.

   Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

   -- PD

6. WP Toolkit autoupdate disabled by default

   I want to disable WP Toolkit autoupdate by default, for current and future installations.
   Setting "Update WordPress automatically: No" (found over a created site, or when creating a new one) by default.

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7. Include the option to filter or order by field "Smart Update" in WordPress > Updates.

   Include the option to filter or order by field "Smart Update" in WordPress > Updates. That way customers can see every instance with Smart Update enabled to easily manage their Smart Update licenses.

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8. Add notification for WP Toolkit regarding outdated PHP version

   Currently, it is possible to manage WordPress Toolkit notifications regarding detected vulnerabilities in Tools & Settings > Notifications menu. This way customers are aware of issues with the instance.
   However, customers are not being informed regarding the outdated PHP version in case PHP management is allowed for them. The info is only displayed in Plesk > WordPress > instance tab.

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9. Allow update of translations in WordPress Toolkit without need to update core

   Provide to users the ability to update of translations in WordPress Toolkit without need to update core.

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10. Faster deployment of Wordpress sites

    Deployment or cloning of WordPress sites and then generating unique wp-admin and FTP credentials takes too many actions currently.

    Ideal workflow:

    1 - Enter a subdomain name (the only thing to enter) and have all other options prefilled to match the subdomain name (database name/user, FTP user, folder, etc).

    2 - The site is configured automatically, including creating a subdomain, configuring SSL, creating a database/user, wp-admin user & unique password, FTP user & unique password.

    3 - All credentials are displayed on the last step, allowing copy/paste, including wp-admin (user, password), and FTP (server name, port, user name, password).

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    open discussion  ·  AdminPeter Debik (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

    Hi Alex,

    This will be a challenge, because it involves many different areas of configuration. We may consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it will be popular.

    Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.

11. Ability to disable Wordpress Toolkit check

    Ability to disable WordPress toolkit check to avoid false positive and quarantine a WordPress instance that is not infected.

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12. WordPress Toolkit support for Bedrock-powered WordPress instances

    Bedrock is a modern WordPress stack that implements several improvements related to WordPress setups.

    Better folder structure
    Dependency management with Composer
    Easy WordPress configuration with environment specific files
    Environment variables with Dotenv
    Autoloader for mu-plugins (use regular plugins as mu-plugins)
    Enhanced security (separated web root and secure passwords with wp-password-bcrypt)

    More information on Bedrock can be found here: https://roots.io/bedrock/

    Plesk's WordPress Toolkit cannot currently handle Bedrock-powered WordPress instances.

    Because some of Bedrock improvements are considered to be current best practices and provide safer setups, it would be nice to see support for Bedrock-powered instances in WordPress Toolkit.

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    open discussion  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

    This is a valid request, so we'll look into it. There is no ETA at the moment, but we would really appreciate you voting for this request so that we can accurately assess its popularity relative to other features.         

    
    

    Thanks in advance!         

    
    

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13. Wordress toolkit plugin "ignore" toggle

    Being able to make toolkit ignore a plugin (and themes?)

    (for manually fixed abandonned plugins with published exploits)

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14. Create a setting to control which options are selected by default for newly created WordPress instances

    Create a setting to control which options are selected by default for newly created WordPress instances.
    For example if updates should be disabled by default.

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15. WordPress Toolkit security measure templates

    There should be a functionality in WordPress Toolkit to manually adjust the WordPress security measures, like bot protection, to allow SemrushBot for example

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16. Create plugin set

    When I add a plugin to my set.
    The problem can be seen in the pictures below

    Is it possible, with the next update, Plugins to have icons for easier recognition ?

    Thanks in advance!
    Aleksandar M.

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17. Add Smart Update to a Service Plan

    I would like to be able to add the Smart Updates feature to a specific service plan.

    It wouldn’t be activated for all new installations just the users of a specific plan.

    I would buy 30 sites of Smart Updates for WPT. If the new customer chooses the 'starter' plan they don't get the Smart Update, if they choose the 'super' plan then they get Smart Update for free. Free meaning it would be deducted from my quantity of sites purchased. Then it would automatically activate on their account.

    I love the functionality of Smart Updates and want to make it more automatic and streamlined for the customer.

    I would like to be able to add the Smart Updates feature to a specific service plan.

    It wouldn’t be activated for all new installations just the users of a specific plan.

    I would buy 30 sites of Smart Updates for WPT. If the new customer chooses the 'starter' plan they don't get the Smart Update, if they choose the 'super' plan then they get Smart Update for free. Free meaning it would be deducted from my quantity of sites purchased. Then it would automatically activate on their account.

    I love the functionality of Smart Updates and want to make… more

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    open discussion  ·  AdminPlesk Staff (Community Manager, Plesk International GmbH) responded

    Thank you for your input! We will consider this functionality in upcoming releases if it is popular. Everyone, please continue voting for this feature if you consider it important.       

    
    

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18. Disable detaching the WordPress instance from the Toolkit permanently.

    When the WordPress instance is detached from the WordPress Toolkit, the .wp-toolkit-ignore file appears in the Document Root directory and prevents attaching the instance back. Is it possible to disable that? I do not want to detach permanently.

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19. Search and replace urls after cloning

    Everytime I clone an wp site from dev to prod I have to run search and replace after because the cloning feature does not automatically adjust the database urls.

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20. Disable "Install Plugins" pop-up after WordPress Toolkit instance installation

    It should be possible to disable the pop-up after installation of a WordPress instance with WordPress Toolkit:
    "Installation Complete Wordpress has been installed. Take a minute to set it up."

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