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I have a plugin that I know I never want to update. I am aware that this is NOT best practice, but in this case it must be done. Is there any way to stop WordPress from prompting me to auto-update a particular plugin (but still alert as normal for all other plugins).

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Increase the version number inside the plugin's main file.. eg. 99.9 ...and also make that same change inside the readme file for good measure(though i don't think that's actually required).. – t31os Aug 9 '11 at 0:12

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you place this in your theme's functions.php

//Disable update notification for individual plugins - see my example of plugin block-spam-by-math-reloaded as to how to use this function
function filter_plugin_updates( $value ) {    
unset( $value->response['block-spam-by-math-reloaded/block-spam-by-math-reloaded.php'] );    
return $value;
}
add_filter( 'site_transient_update_plugins', 'filter_plugin_updates' );
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I don't understand why there's a Google +1 button code in your answer... Probably a left over... – brasofilo Jun 29 '12 at 19:38
left over. Sorry. – t-p Jun 30 '12 at 21:05
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T31os's answer was right: Increase the version number inside the plugin's main file.. eg. 99.9 ... and also make that same change inside the readme file for good measure(though i don't think that's actually required).. – t31os

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Or you just rename it so it is 'not' the same plugin.
You need to rename not just the folder but also in the readme and plugin header.

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