The Solution
Add these lines of text to your functions.php file in your theme folder:
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// Remove WooCommerce Updater remove_action('admin_notices', 'woothemes_updater_notice'); // Remove IgniteWoo Updater remove_action('admin_notices', 'ignitewoo_updater_notice'); |
The Explanation
We noticed after the installation of the new version of Woocommerce, WooThemes and IgniteWoo Plugins there will be a notice that is shown in the WordPress admin to install their “updaters.” These updaters help install the latest version of the plugins. In some cases you just want to get rid of the notice. Possibly because the client should not see the updates or you want to manually install updates yourself. Whatever the case is you can use the code above to eradicate them.
modmanmatt
Apr 28, 2014 -
can i add this code to a plugin instead of adding it to the functions.php?? how can i cod ethis this way?
theadmin
Apr 28, 2014 -
It is best to add to functions.php in your theme folder (i.e. /wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/functions.php). You can try to add it to header.php before anything else gets executed. It is not good practice to modify existing plugins because they will be overwritten when updated.
mc
Jan 5, 2016 -
Thanks! its works
Mike
Nov 25, 2018 -
Thanks for the tip! Do you know if it’s still working? I can’t seem to remove the “Install the IgniteWoo Updater plugin to get updates and support for your IgniteWoo plugins.” notice.