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  • Hi Yolanda,

    the plugin stores some informations in order to remeber the status of the import, you can run this query to delete these:

    DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE ‘bie_status_%’;

    Note: your wp_options table could have a different prefix

    Best regards

    Thread Starter Yolanda

    (@locovip)

    Thanks yurifari,

    Would like to ask what to do if the plugin displays the timeout message before all the tasks are done? It seems it doesn’t complete all tasks, only posts.

    Regards

    First of all, thanks to the author for such wonderful plugin! It is extremely useful.

    I have a question: Using this plugin, I had imported all the entries, then deleted all to re-import due to some changes. The entries are somehow stuck somewhere and I don’t know what exactly to use in this code. What is the wp_options and option_name that I need to enter in the following? And after doing that, do I copy/paste the same at the end of the code in this plugin? On researching some place mentioned I need a table name. I don’t know what that is and where to find it.

    LETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE ‘bie_status_%’;

    Thank you in advance.

    Hi,
    I also need to be able to do this- but I’m not sure where exactly to run the query?

    Any idea when you’ll be updating the plugin to have this functionality built it? (to delete and redo import).

    I don’t have access to the database and can’t run the query.

    Thanks!

    There are plugins out there that can restore the WordPress Database to it’s original form & structure.

    But use them carefully.

    This is for the people that are afraid to go ahead and run the query in the phpMy Admin panel.

    When will you update this plugin?

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