Installing and Updating the Wawp Pro Plugin

If you have purchased Wawp Pro or downloaded the Wawp Login Free package from our portal, this guide covers installing the full plugin by first uploading the lightweight Wawp Remote Updater, then letting it download and activate the latest version automatically. You can also use the same Updater to update Wawp later.

1. Installing Wawp Pro / Wawp Login Free via the Wawp Remote Updater

To begin installing the professional version of Wawp, visit our official download page. You can download the full plugin and upload it to your site, or—faster and easier—simply upload the Wawp Remote Updater, which is under 50 KB in size. The Updater will install the full plugin directly and can also update it later.

2. Wawp Updater Dashboard (Update & Install Management)

Starting from version 5.0, Wawp includes a dedicated, highly advanced Wawp Updater Dashboard designed to handle all your local and remote update dispatches securely and seamlessly. This interface is accessible at: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wawp-updater.

Key Features & Specifications:

• One-Click Local Updates: Easily download and unpack the latest version of Wawp Pro directly from your dashboard using our highly reliable Download + Unzip process. This completely eliminates permissions errors and outdated caches.
• Remote Support Key Management: Displays your unique wawp_sso_shared_key. Saving this key inside your app.wawp.net console permits secure, automated remote update triggers for both the Wawp plugin and WordPress core.
• Complete Audit Trail (Update Logs): Keeps a strict in-database log of the last 50 update requests. Each log entry tracks whether the update was for the plugin or WordPress core, the target version, status (success/failure), execution timestamp, client IP address, and User Agent of the initiating request.
• End-to-End Encryption & Security: Rest assured that all incoming update triggers require cryptographic API token verification (x-api-key) and are enforced strictly over secure HTTPS/TLS 1.2+ channels to block man-in-the-middle exploits.
• Smart Rate Limiting: The system implements an automatic rate limiting cap (maximum of 3 requests per minute per domain) to prevent server overload or malicious request abuse.

Next Steps

Now that you have successfully installed Wawp on your WordPress site, we highly recommend reading our Wawp Onboarding & Setup Wizard Guide to link your account and configure your initial automation triggers.