Wordpress users management.
add, edit and resign Wordpress users

Currently the Wordpress Toolkit interface is a bit messy with all the Wordpress instances of you and your customers.
It would be great if there would be the possibility so that you can mark and filter for certain Wordpress instances. Marking with stars could make it possible that the most important Wordpress instances always appear on the top and can be checked for updates and security issues very quickly.

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!

Currenly in WordPress Toolkit it is possible upgrade to the last version only.
It will be good if user can choose to what version perform the upgrade.

Hi,
Could you please add Multiple file upload for Plugin and Themes in Wordpress Toolkit?

Please add possibility to manage plugins of multisite instances from WordPress toolkit.

Currently, the status of WordPress plugins for the main website is always showed as disabled despite the fact that in WordPress nnetwork they are enabled.
Thus managing them from Plesk directly is impossible.

Hi. I have about 50 sites on my Plesk server. Some are Wordpress sites developed outside this server and uploaded after development ended. Once I scan the server, all Wordpress sites are added to the WordPress Toolkit list.
The problem is not all customers are paying for regular bases maintenance so I don't want their website to be on my WordPress Toolkit list.
Now I can't unlink any of the sites in the list.

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

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

This has been reported internally as requirement EXTWPTOOLK-3564.

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

Currently, the Smart Updates feauture is not compatible with WordPress multisite instances.

Automatically clear cache when:

post or page will be added or updated

comment will be added or removed

Going to WordPress toolkit's Plugins view I get a listing of over 3000 plugins. It is quite hard to pick one-by-one the plugins that I choose to upgrade. It would be great to have a "filter" on that page, that I can only show the plugins that have updates available, hiding already updated plugins

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.

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