I created a package with Duplicator and tried to migrate it to localhost. I have successfully migrated other Duplicator packages to localhost from a live server recently, so I’m not sure what the issue is, nor where to start.

Here is a screenshot of what the live site that I backed up looks like:

And this is what it looks like after the migration to localhost:

As you can see, among other things, THE MAIN NAV MENU IS MISSING!

I determined based on the Duplicator installer report that the database failed to write everthing. But, I’m not a db expert, so I’m not sure how to test or what to check. Here is the “Database Report” section from Step 3: Test Site:

For security reasons I won’t be posting my installer-log.txt file. But, I’m happy to scour it for information if somebody can point me at what to look for.

MY SYSTEM:

• Windows 10 64-bit
• WordPress ver: 4.7.5
• Duplicator ver: 1.1.34
• WAMPServer ver: 3.0.8 – 64bit

WHAT I’VE TRIED THAT HASN’T WORKED:

I don’t even know where to begin. I tried this on a different website a few weeks ago and it failed the same way. I’m trying to migrate these sites off the web to do local development on my laptop, independent of a consistent network connection.

When the first site failed, I was disappointed and researched, but found no solution. In the end, I had to rebuild the site from scratch.

I reviewed the following posts and articles in hopes of finding a working solution, to no avail. I still think the answer might be in there somewhere, but what I should be looking for and how to “put it all together” is unclear to me:

www.ads-software.com/support/topic/unable-to-deploy/
serverpress.com/using-duplicator-to-import-a-live-website/
www.wpkube.com/move-backup-website-wordpress-duplicator-plugin/
premium.wpmudev.org/blog/guide-to-migrating-localhost-wordpress-to-live-site/?ptm=b&utm_expid=3606929-108.O6f5ypXuTg-XPCV9sY1yrw.1&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F
snapcreek.com/duplicator/docs/faqs-tech/
lifeinthegrid.com/support/_kb/lab_duplicator/03_faq.html?article=12

Any help is appreciated.

I’ve been using CPT-onomies plugin for quite a while and have been very happy with it.

However, with the latest release of wordpress (4.7 onwards), my website gets caught in a nested loop and eventually dies. The error it outputs is:
Fatal Error: Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached, aborting!

I’ve noticed that this plugin has some compatibility issues with WP 4.7+ because, the website comes back up after deactivating the plugin.

I have already tried increasing the nesting level to thousands, just to test if it needed more nested level. However, it didn’t help in this scenario.

I’ve learnt that WordPress has aggressively changed the implementation of action and filters in version 4.7. Are you going to be resolving this issue in your next release?

I haven’t been able to update the wordpress core because of this issue. Hope to hear back from you.

Thanks,
Nimish

Gr Daniel Mulder

I’m noticing a recent bug in the plugin, where if you move forward through a given calendar (say, from January forward to February or March), you no longer have the left arrow to move you back to January. This appears to be triggered by the WP 4.7 update, and only appears to affect calendars NOT a part of Google Apps. That is, I have clients who use Google Apps, and their calendars are working correctly. I was able to get the arrow to display with a bit of CSS, but the functionality still is not there.

You can see an example here: https://prairierivers.org/get-involved/event-calendar/

Could you let me know when this might be addressed?

Thanks,
Lisa

wordpress 4.7 produces this error.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 130968 bytes) in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/yoursite/wp-includes/class-wp-query.php on line 3238

Word Press 4.7
Javo Directory => Visual Composer => Slider 3

Don′t work: the backuground image dont load and the link not available to click.

Sample page:

https://acitui.es/slide-3-sample-page/

Anyone have any idea?

Thanks, Max.

I can’t make the plugin work at all on the frontpage of the Twenty Seventeen theme. It does work on a page, though…
The front page pulls in pages to display on top of each other in a vertical scroll. When looking at the page on its own, the lightbox works fine. When looking on the same page but as part of the front page, it doesn’t. The image just links to the image file.
I tried deactivating all other plugins, same result. I tried using the footer as loading place-option, same result.
Any tips appreciated, thanks.

Best regards,
Asser.

Warning: Illegal offset type in ../public_html/wp-includes/option.php on line 1924
in admin area.

So I started deactivate plugins one by one. After deactivating Tawk.To Manager
this warning disappeared.