UpdraftCentral, our dashboard for managing multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard, in both self-hosted and SaaS versions, has had a new release.

This new release adds a new feature requested by users – the ability to sort the displayed order of your sites. This is done by a simple drag-and-drop.

Last time also saw the release of a very useful ‘Mass updates’ feature. This release now sees a number of fixes to various corner-cases based on feedback, making this very useful feature much more robust.

A number of other small tweaks and fixes have been applied. The update is now live on our hosted version, and for self-hosted users should be available in your WordPress dashboard ‘Updates’ page.

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Changelog

• Fix: Adding to queue (not working) when updates failed to pull information from wordpress.org
• Fix: Fix issue whereby cancelling a filesystem credentials dialog left the UI locked until reload
• Fix: Handle apparently-but-not-really available updates (e.g. Affiliates-WP when not licensed)
• Fix: The ‘SELECT ALL’ button for mass updates
• Tweak: With mass updates, do not abort the whole queue when one fails
• Tweak: When a consumer attempts to send non-serializable data over the network, log more in the console
• Tweak: Prevent Tether message in JS console, via including it
• Tweak: More feedback in UI on backup progress
• Tweak: Prevent JS console error messages regarding to the Sanitizer
• Tweak: Not opening new window or tab when clicking links on mass updates panel
• Tweak: Adjust timeout on updates request
• Tweak: Marked as compatible with WordPress 4.8
• Tweak: Add website description to error dialog
• Tweak: Stop the TwentySeventeen theme from hiding site’s menus
• Tweak: Removed legacy CSS vendor prefixes