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Changeset 25820


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Timestamp:
10/16/2013 11:05:23 PM (13 years ago)
Author:
nacin
Message:

"Future security updates will be applied automatically." see #22704.

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  • trunk/src/wp-admin/update-core.php

    r25816 r25820  
    4747        } else {
    4848                if ( $current ) {
    49                         $message = sprintf(__('You have the latest version of WordPress. You do not need to update. However, if you want to re-install version %s, you can do so automatically or download the package and re-install manually:'), $version_string);
     49                        $message = sprintf( __( 'If you need to re-install version %s, you can do so here or download the package and re-install manually:' ), $version_string );
    5050                        $submit = __('Re-install Now');
    5151                        $form_action = 'update-core.php?action=do-core-reinstall';
     
    146146                echo '<h3>';
    147147                _e('You have the latest version of WordPress.');
    148                 echo '</h3>';
    149148
    150149                if ( wp_http_supports( 'ssl' ) ) {
     
    158157                        $should_auto_update = WP_Automatic_Upgrader::should_auto_update( 'core', $future_minor_update, ABSPATH );
    159158                        if ( $should_auto_update )
    160                                 echo '<div class="updated inline"><p>&#10004; &nbsp; This site is set up to install security updates of WordPress automatically. Cool!</p></div>';
    161                 }
     159                                echo ' ' . __( 'Future security updates will be applied automatically.' );
     160                }
     161                echo '</h3>';
    162162        } else {
    163163                echo '<div class="updated inline"><p>';
     
    184184        }
    185185        echo '</ul>';
    186         if ( $updates ) {
     186        // Don't show the maintenance mode notice when we are only showing a single re-install option.
     187        if ( $updates && ( count( $updates ) > 1 || $updates[0]->response != 'latest' ) ) {
    187188                echo '<p>' . __( 'While your site is being updated, it will be in maintenance mode. As soon as your updates are complete, your site will return to normal.' ) . '</p>';
    188         } else {
     189        } elseif ( ! $updates ) {
    189190                list( $normalized_version ) = explode( '-', $wp_version );
    190191                echo '<p>' . sprintf( __( '<a href="%s">Learn more about WordPress %s</a>.' ), esc_url( self_admin_url( 'about.php' ) ), $normalized_version ) . '</p>';
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