UPDATE: From the WordPress team: “This is a problem with api.wordpress.org. We’re working on it and should have it resolved momentarily.”
UPDATE 2: Issue has been fixed! I can now search plugins from the backend.
Woops! It looks like something broke with the core WordPress plugin search feature that is powered by WordPress.org.
One minute I was searching and installing plugins like normal and the next minute I was greeted with a confusing message:
“No plugins match your request.”
I was sure the plugin still exists so I went to WordPress.org to verify and sure enough it was there.
A few other users are actively reporting this problem at the WordPress.org forums. Check there to see what I and others are currently saying about it.
This is breaking news so I’m doing a quick post to help anyone else who might be searching Google for a solution. I’ll post an update once I know of one myself but I think it’s safe to say their search is broken for now!
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Thanks Mohamed, you’re not alone!
Same here. All of a sudden on all my wordpress sites. Thanks.
Saw your post on the forums. Thanks for doing that, I know I am not alone! Glad you are looking into this. I am reposting, saw I had entered my website wrong….. bad form…
Nancy
They’re working on it!
The problem is here again:
Warning: number_format() expects parameter 1 to be double, string given in /xxx/rxxxx/public_html/oxx/wp-includes/functions.php on line 155
On several instances of WP Installs.
me too. one installation works fine, another throws this error.