They are in the wpmc-trash hierarchy, but I can’t see a way to restore them in Media Cleaner.
Is it:
- just a case of moving the images to their corrrect original folder in /uploads, in which case I assume the entries are still in the database
- a need to also restore the deletions from the database (I may have cleaned the database after I deleted the images, not sure)
- or is there a button in the plugin to restore images
I’m happy to restore everything in wpmc-trash if that will fix things. I have to admit that I haven’t tried yet, I am one of those rare people who prefer to check before acting in case they make things worse.
Thanks
]]>The system restored the media file but corrupted my website with most images disappearing on the website.
I have had a website developer look at my WordPress site and he has gone in to look at the backups to see if he could manually restore them. He said “We tried the backups in the given google drive but none of them worked. All of them threw error at one stage or other.”
Is there any support regarding to why this is happening with ALL of the Updraft backups please? ]]>
Does the import process combine the actions of copying and restoring as I expected? What is the difference between backup/restore and import/export? DoesIs the data exported from the website the same as the data stored in a website backup?
Can I use the import function to restore my website using previous backup file?
Is there a plugin to restore a tar.gz backup file created with cpanel?
I have a tar.gz file from my website and I’m trying to import it into wordpress in xampp.
I tried to restore it manually but the whole layout of the site is lost.
I even changed the site address to localhost with the SQL command, but it didn’t help.
I don’t know the PHP and SQL version of the backup file, but their latest version is installed on the virtual server.
I tried to restore it automatically in WordPress installed on local host so that every link and every variable in the database is set to the new conditions.
What should I do to solve this problem? Is there a plugin that can do this automatically?
Thank you very much guys
I really need to restore the previous version of my website from today. I accidentally changed the theme of Royal Elementor Addons and afterwards it completely removed all my previous pages. I have been using the Expert pro version of the Royal Elementor Addons. I didn’t keep any backup of my site. Is there any way to restore my website?
]]>This is the temp domain on bluehost where i am working https://omm.jfk.mybluehost.me/hospital/wp-admin
i am trying to import the file via backup url but it gives error
Bluehost server team is not helping they are asking to contact plugin developer for server requirements and debugging. My debug code is “BMI-YYDNirWq-92502”
Backup loaded fine on other web hosting via the same backup link that failed on Bluehost
]]>Could you please wrap your session_start just in an if-condition?
if(session_status() === PHP_SESSION_NONE) {
session_start(); // phpcs:ignore
}
I do so on my session_start, but somehow your session_start is not recognized as an active session, when i do my call. so my own if condition does not work.
And by the way. Why is the function executed all the time. Isn’t it just necessary, if i want to do a backwpup restore?
(Without checking by myself, if correct) ChatGPT suggests something like this for your session_start:
if (is_admin() || (defined(‘DOING_AJAX’) && isset($_REQUEST[‘action’]) && $_REQUEST[‘action’] === ‘restore’)) {
if (session_status() !== PHP_SESSION_ACTIVE) {
session_start(); // phpcs:ignore
}
}