esc_html__( 'Filesystem', 'wp-members' ) ) ); } /** * Builds the dialogs panel. * * @since 2.2.2 * @since 3.3.0 Ported from wpmem_a_build_dialogs(). * * @global object $wpmem */ static function build_settings() { global $wpmem; require_once $wpmem->path . 'includes/class-wp-members-filesystem.php'; $wpmem->filesystem = New WP_Members_Update_Filesystem_Class(); // Check how many files to move. $files_to_move = $wpmem->filesystem->get_file_list(); $num_to_move = count( $files_to_move ); if ( isset( $_POST['wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice'] ) && 1 == $_POST['wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice'] ) { update_option( 'wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice', intval( wpmem_get( 'wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice', 0, 'post' ) ), false ); } else { if ( isset( $_POST['wpmem_admin_a'] ) && 'update_filesystem' == $_POST['wpmem_admin_a'] && ! isset( $_POST['wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice'] ) ) { delete_option( 'wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice' ); } } if ( isset( $_POST['update-filesystem-confirm'] ) && 'move' == $_POST['update-filesystem-confirm'] ) { $wpmem->filesystem->update_filesystem(); $wpmem->filesystem->set_move_complete( true ); update_option( 'wpmem_upgrade_filesystem_move_complete', 1, false ); } ?>

filesystem->get_errors() ) ) { ?>

File moves were attempted. The table below displays user ID folders that were not moved. This may be all existing files or only some. You should verify by checking the filesystem directly.

Once you have confirmed your moves and you are satisfied that things are correct, you will need to delete the original directory and files.
Continue to the initial screen and select the delete option.

filesystem->get_errors() as $user_id => $error ) { echo ''; } ?>
User ID Error
' . $user_id . '' . $error . '
filesystem->is_move_complete() ) { ?>

Filesystem was updated.

filesystem->get_file_list(); $num_to_move = count( $files_to_move ); if ( $num_to_move > 0 ) { echo '

There are ' . $num_to_move . ' files that were not moved. You may run step 1 again to attempt to move these, or you may need to move them manually.'; } ?>

If you wish to proceed to step 2 to delete the original directories and files you may do so below.

Step 2: Delete old filesystem

Delete the old filesystem.
filesystem->delete_directory( trailingslashit( $wpmem->filesystem->basedir ) . 'wpmembers/user_files' ); if ( $rmdir ) { echo '

Deletion was successful.

'; delete_option( 'wpmem_upgrade_filesystem_move_complete' ); delete_option( 'wpmem_dismiss_filesystem_upgrade_notice' ); } else { echo '

Deletion was not successful. You may need to check directory permissions and/or delete the folder manually

'; } ?>

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Your current configuration indicates that there are uploaded files within the WP-Members filesystem in a deprecated configuration. You have the option to move these files. However, this cannot be reversed or undone.

The upgrade process is two steps:

  1. Move the current files to a new structure.
  2. Delete the old files and directory.

This process will move uploaded user files and delete the previous directories. It cannot be undone. Please make sure you have backed up the database and the filesystem before running these actions.

There is a more thorough explanation of this process here. Alternative to using this admin panel process, there is a WP-CLI process for doing this upgrade.

If you chose to either not proceed with the move or do it at a later time, you can permanently disable the admin notice by checking the box below.
/> Permanently dismiss the admin notice.

Step 1: Move the filesystem

Move the current filesystem.

There are files to move.

Step 2: Delete old filesystem

Delete the old filesystem.

Make sure you have run step 1 above first.
Make sure step 1 indicates there are no files to move or you are satisfied that all files have been move to new directories.