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Plugins are often developed separately from your application. You may wish to upgrade your plugins to more recent versions to allow them to work with your application version or simply to take advantage of new features in a plugin version. The Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) provides you with a list of plugins that have available upgrades and allows you to upgrade each plugin individually or in bulk.

On this page:

Upgrading a plugin

To upgrade a plugin, navigate to the Plugins page and do the following:

  1. Click the Manage my plugins tab. You will see a list of plugins that are available for upgrading, under the heading 'Available Updates'.
    • If there is a later version of a plugin that you have already installed, this page will show the latest compatible version of the plugin.
    • You can click the plugin name to expand the row and see more information about the plugin.
    • You can filter your list by entering keywords in the Filter visible plugins text box.
  2. Click the name of the plugin that you want to upgrade, to see more information about the plugin.
  3. Click the Update button next to the plugin to update it to the version shown.

Upgrading all plugins

To upgrade all available plugins, navigate to the Plugins page and do the following:

  1. Click the Manage my plugins tab. You will see a list of plugins that are available for upgrading, under the heading 'Available Updates'.
    • If there is a later version of a plugin that you have already installed, this page will show the latest compatible version of the plugin.
    • You can click the plugin name to expand the row and see more information about the plugin.
    • You can filter your list by entering keywords in the Filter visible plugins text box.

  2. Click the Update All button to upgrade every plugin to the plugin versions shown.

    Note: Not all plugins can be installed or upgraded via the Universal Plugin Manager. There are some plugins that you must manually install and upgrade.

Screenshot above: Upgrading Plugins

Notes

Checking plugin compatibility for application upgrades. If you are considering upgrading your application, you can use the Universal Plugin Manager to check the compatibility of your plugins with your desired application version. See Checking Plugin Compatibility for Application Upgrades.

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