3 moves and three sets of folders
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AlanP57 this is going to be all manual probably. I’ve had to move our website from an ip address to a temp wp folder now to root folder as I’ve transitioned our non-profit website from a horrible host over to another host. Each time MLP has become more and more confused. I’ve got for example three sets of folders of each of my original “static” image folders and planned on having the authors use the standard Media upload to go into uploads/year/month. But for my “static” images for example I have an uploads/media/artwork/homepage and uploads/media/artwork/ensemblepage etc for the pictures I used to make up all home and landing pages. Now each of those folders shows up three times with three different post id’s and each folder contains some of the same pictures, others contain pictures uploaded probably after a move and the third folder contains the last set uploaded.1. I see a database entry set XX_mgmlp+folders with post_id,folder_id using primary key post_id
Then I have the array set under “INERT INTO ‘XX_mgmlp_folders( ‘post_id’….etc)
With about 250 entries2. I’m looking at the “post” tables and seeing the
links of posts corresponding to the folder tree, If I delete ALL of the posts listed in the mgmlp_folder array then the mgmlp_folders() table itself. Is this safe to do? Or do you cross-link your plugin somewhere else that I haven’t traced yet?
3. Right now the functionality of MLP is highly degraded – my admin’s can’t upload as the files as they just “disappear” after upload, and using the MLP reset database plugin and reactivating doesn’t work as expected as it just re-creates the messed up folder structure again. However if I FTP a file into the folder they are trying to upload – the MLP does “SYNC” the file into the “working” folder and then it can be used… I haven’t figured out how to determine the working folder – but if I had to guess it’s the latest post dated folder in the list that isn’t necessarily in chronological order in the database. Maybe if I was smarted at SQL I could query by date the folder list and match the posts up – but If I could do that I’d use SQL to fix this problem anyway. Right now I plan on just editing the SQL export and then re-upload.
4. If my last sentence is a bad idea …. let me know.
5. Your plugin is 3.1 or 3.0.1 – the latest and WP is at it’s latest as well. Was hoping the jump to 3.0 would magically fix my problem.
Thanks in advance,
E2C2Monkeyboy
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