I’m not quite sure even though some say it’s safe, I’m waiting for staff confirmation just to be sure once again. My website regularly posts articles, so doing a restore takes quite a while, performing recovery periodically just for testing, it would only consume time. It’s the weekend, so they are offline, we have to wait until Monday.
If it goes wrong, just delete the plugins via FTP and reinstall the previous version of the Theme and everything works perfectly.
The problem happens when you install the “tagdiv composer” plugins, just delete it and the CPU consumption problem returns to normal
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soaresrey.
Hi,
@Youngman, Yes, you can install the new version; you can try to do it manually using FTP, but please download the new package theme from ThemeForest.
@soaresrey How did you try to do the update? Manually or using the auto-update option?
Thank you!
@soaresrey and @Anamaria, I tested it. I just updated it – I tried again through the dashboard as usual, and it worked without any issues, without needing to deactivate or delete the tagdiv composer plugin first. So, since it worked, I didn’t need to install it via FTP, well, I’m grateful it wasn’t so troublesome, but thanks for the information, @soaresrey.
Hi @anamaria ,
When the problem happened I tried twice using “autoupdate” (ajax error installing the plugin Composer), then I tried downloading everything through “themeforest” and the “Composer” and “Cloud Library” plugins did not install, it showed an error.
I went back to the previous version.
The next day, I tried again using “autoupdate” and it worked.
site reiaudio.com (working 100%)
server LAMP (PHP 8.1.2)
Wp Memory limit 5gb
Tks =)
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soaresrey.