latest ) && version_compare( $xml->latest, $theme_data['Version'], '>') ) { // Compare current theme version with the remote XML version add_submenu_page('panel', THEME_NAME . __( 'Theme Updates', 'tie' ), __( 'Theme Updates', 'tie' ) . ' '.__( 'New', 'tie' ).'','administrator', 'theme-update-notifier' , 'tie_update_notifier'); } } } add_action('admin_menu', 'tie_update_notifier_menu', 99999); // The notifier page function tie_update_notifier() { if( function_exists('wp_get_theme') ){ $xml = tie_get_latest_theme_version(MTHEME_NOTIFIER_CACHE_INTERVAL); // Get the latest remote XML file on our server $theme_data = wp_get_theme(); // Read theme current version from the style.css }?>

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Envato Toolkit Plugin for WordPress. You can use this to receive notification of updates to themes purchased from ThemeForest and to automatically update (upon clicking) directly from within your WordPress admin area.', 'tie' ) ?>

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$interval) ) { // cache doesn't exist, or is old, so refresh it $cache = wp_remote_retrieve_body( wp_remote_get( $notifier_file_url , array( 'sslverify' => false ) ) ); if ($cache) { // we got good results update_option( $db_cache_field, $cache ); update_option( $db_cache_field_last_updated, time() ); } // read from the cache file $notifier_data = get_option( $db_cache_field ); } else { // cache file is fresh enough, so read from it $notifier_data = get_option( $db_cache_field ); } // Let's see if the $xml data was returned as we expected it to. // If it didn't, use the default 1.0.0 as the latest version so that we don't have problems when the remote server hosting the XML file is down if( strpos((string)$notifier_data, '') === false ) { $notifier_data = '1.0.0'; } // Load the remote XML data into a variable and return it $xml = @simplexml_load_string($notifier_data); return $xml; } endif;