> Normally, that action is a POST (instead of a GET) and you're also > sending a nonce along with the request. The "are you sure" message is > the result of not sending the nonce. That would normally pop up (if no > nonce was send), not be a separate page. > > In other words, you should not point a browser to that URL directly. > Go to wp-admin/update-core.php and then click the upgrade button > instead.
Yup, I know about nonces and understand the reason behind that "are you sure" message (hence my "which is nothing unexpected" bit) :) My question was more related to the lack of possible "next action", namely "yes or no" buttons. A question is being asked by WP, and I cannot answer it: I see dead people. If these buttons also require nonces (which would be normal to safely perform the Yes action), then I think the code should at least offer a way to go back to /wp-admin with a single click - and not having to change the browser's URL. Hopefully nothing like "onclick='history.back();'", which would beat the idea of helping users who stumble upon the message not knowing why. -- Xavier Borderie _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
