WordPress plugin
Entry Plan
Plugin Compatibility Checker shows extension PHP compatibility results up to PHP 8.5 and basic database version detection in WordPress admin after you subscribe to the Portal and activate a license. Rescan after installing or updating extensions to include them in the check.
Entry Plan results
Plugin Compatibility Checker shows extension PHP compatibility results up to PHP 8.5 and basic database version detection in WordPress admin after you subscribe to the Portal and activate a license. Rescan after installing or updating extensions to include them in the check.
Database version information can help you assess readiness for WordPress 7.0, which lists MySQL 8.0+ or MariaDB 10.6+ as requirements. Entry Plan offers basic detection; Pro includes detailed upgrade-readiness insights, risk analysis, and recommendations.
The extension also displays a PHP security warning when your PHP version is affected by a known vulnerability. The warning includes the vulnerability name and CVE and advises you to update PHP or contact your hosting provider. This notice is available to all users without a license.
Activate your license
Entry Plan requires a recurring $2/month subscription through the Portal. After subscribing, follow these steps in order:
- Add your domain in the plugin’s License tab.
- Copy your license key from the Portal.
- Paste the key into the plugin options.
- Click Validate License.
- Save the settings.
- Open the plugin’s main page and click Rescan.
Without license activation, visibility of compatibility results is limited. A “No Data” result can indicate a custom or premium plugin, or a version no longer represented in the available plugin directory.
