Argus WordPress Plugin
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Version 6.4.0
Version 6.4.0
  • About Plugin
  • Vote for Next Update
  • Installation Guide
    • Plugin Installation
    • Plugin Activation
    • Components
    • Translations
    • Discord
      • Discord Server Setup
      • Plugin Authentication
    • Twitch
      • Twitch API Setup
      • Plugin Authentication
  • Update Guide
    • Update from 5.x to 6.x
    • Replacing Default WP Widgets
    • Shortcode Name Changes
    • Custom Code Compatibility
    • Updates from WP Dashboard
  • Dashboard Widgets
    • Connections Status
  • General Functions
    • Discord
      • Publication Announcements
      • Woocommerce Order Announcement
      • Account Pages
      • Replacing Avatars and Profile Cover
      • Authorization in Comments
      • Authorization in Login Forms
      • Authorization Filters
      • Redirects
      • Roles Synchronization
      • Data Update from Discord Server
      • Manually Attaching Discord Profile
      • How to Find Discord IDs
    • Steam
      • Authorization in Comments
      • Authorization in Login Forms
      • Redirects
      • Manually Attaching Steam Profile
      • How to Find Steam IDs
    • Twitch
      • Authorization in Comments
      • Authorization in Login Forms
      • Data Update from Twitch Server
      • Manually Attaching Twitch Profile
      • How to Find Twitch Usernames
      • Streaming Overlay
  • Gutenberg Blocks
    • How to Find Blocks
    • Discord
      • Chat Messages Block
      • Scheduled Events Block
      • Default Discord Widget as Block
      • Members Count Block
      • Invite Banner Block
      • Invite Link Block
      • Sharing Button Block
      • Authorization Button Block
      • Connect Profile Button Block
      • Synchronize Profile Button Block
    • Steam
      • Authorization Button Block
    • Twitch
      • Authorization Button Block
      • Connect Profile Button Block
      • Schedule Block
      • Stream Countdown Block
      • Live Status Block
      • Chat Block
      • Current Stream Block
  • WordPress Shortcodes
    • Discord
      • Chat Shortcode
      • Scheduled Events Shortcode
      • Invite Banner Shortcode
      • Default Discord Widget as Shortcode
      • Members Count Shortcode
      • Discord ID Shortcode
      • Username Shortcode
      • Invite Link Shortcode
      • Authorization Button Shortcode
      • Connect Profile Button Shortcode
      • Synchronize Profile Button Shortcode
    • Steam
      • Authorization Button Shortcode
    • Twitch
      • Authorization Button Shortcode
      • Copy of Authorization Button Shortcode
      • Schedule Shortcode
      • Stream Countdown Shortcode
      • Live Status Shortcode
      • Followers Count Shortcode
      • Chat Shortcode
      • Current Stream Shortcode
  • Elementor Widgets
    • How to Find Widgets
    • Discord
      • Chat Messages Widget
      • Scheduled Events widget
      • Default Discord Widget
      • Members Count Widget
      • Invite Banner Widget
      • Invite Link Widget
      • Sharing Button Widget
      • Authorization Button Widget
      • Connect Profile Button Widget
      • Synchronize Profile Button Widget
    • Steam
      • Authorization Button Widget
    • Twitch
      • Authorization Button Widget
      • Connect Profile Button Widget
      • Schedule Widget
      • Stream Countdown Widget
      • Live Status Widget
      • Chat Widget
      • Current Stream Widget
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  1. Update Guide

Updates from WP Dashboard

The plugin also has automated updates integrated directly into the WordPress admin panel. It will automatically check for the new version in the background, and when the update is available, you will see the updates counter in the top bar in the admin panel increased by one. In the same way as with other updates.

Open the Dashboard --> Updates page and scroll to an Argus Components section. You will see different tests in preparation for the update.

If a critical test fails, it will block the update process. For example, if a PHP version does not match the new version of the plugin, break the website.

If a failed test is not critical, you will see a notification, but the update will be available for installation. For example, if the Elementor version does not match, the plugin will continue functioning, but Elementor widgets might not work correctly.

You still have the option to download the zip archive from Envato and update the plugin manually.

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