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Hi @claus123,

It’s very weird, because the permissions are linked to the user you’re logged in, not the computer you’re using.

That means that if you’re using the same username/password in any different computer, you always will be able to do the same things in your dashboard.

Is your user an Admin of the website? can you check if you’re still have the same role? You can check it in your Dashboard > Users > [Your username]

Let us know if you find the solution, that way other people with a similar issue can learn from your experience ??

You can read here an article about how to Avoid Timeout When Exporting Large WordPress Sites: https://scottnelle.com/548/avoiding-timeout-when-exporting-large-wordpress-sites/

Hope this helps! ??

Hi @absurdo,

I apologize, you’re right, by mistake I answered you what I wanted to reply to another user, sorry for the confusion.

About exporting all your comments, it’s weird that it appears with 0 comments.

Are you using the WP tool for exporting content in:

Dashboard > Tools > Export > All Content (This will contain all of your posts, pages, comments, custom fields, terms, navigation menus, and custom posts.)

If it’s the case, I recommend you to click there and to check the file generated to see if there are comments there.

If there are comments, then you’ll know that the issue is related to the import process.

If there are no comments, maybe the problem is related with the server’s config option in php.ini: “max execution time” or “time out”, that you’d like to increase in case that time is too low and because of that, WordPress is not exporting all the content, so you could be getting a not complete XML file without the comments.

Does this make sense? Let us know!

Hehe yes, I think it’s a good Prelude to the Foundation ??

Ah ok! es cierto, sí, esa caja de búsqueda de categorías viene también en la siguiente versión, como puedes ver aquí:
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/2607#issuecomment-412651062

Gracias por tus comentarios! ??

I know there are no errors, that’s why I’ve suggested you to activate the DEBUG mode of WP, to be able to see the PHP errors that are not shown normally.

Hi @absurdo,

That happens sometimes when there is an extra index.php file in your theme folder, with // silence is golden as the content. Removing that sometimes fixes the problem.

If it’s not the case, I’d recommend you adding this to wp-config.php:

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);

It works great to display an on-page error message. You have to turn from ‘true’ to ‘false’ as soon as you’ve noted the error, because visitors will see it too.

With the debug more on, you’ll be able to see the PHP errors that are breaking your feed.

Hope that helps, let us know if you finally solve it!

Great @fotkin, thanks for your input and enthusiasm! ??

Thanks @fotkin for your testing and review!

What’s your favourite part of the new editor? We’d like to know more about your experience to keep improving Gutenberg ??

Hi @salar6990,

Thanks for your testing and review! Glad to hear you’ve enjoyed the experience using the new editor ??

You can already participate on it! If you’re not a developer, the best way to get involved is to test Gutenberg as much as possible and to report any bugs you find here:
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=&type=Issues

Thanks again!

Looking forward to know what happened with that draft ??

Hi @spelena,

You’ve added a review of 5 stars, which means you’re happy with the plugin.

But based on your comment, I guess you wanted to vote it lower.

In any case, we keep working in improving the new editor and every constructive feedback is welcome, could I ask you for more details about what you don’t like of your experience using it?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

You’re welcome! ??

Hi @ryannwilliams98,

You can add any info you want to any post or page in your website.

Not sure if you’re using the settings page of an specific theme or similar, could you provide more details? That way it will be easier to try to help you.

Hi @sinaasappel,

If you’re running a cron job with the name “wp_scheduled_auto_draft_delete”, I don’t think it makes any difference with drafts saved manually or the ones that not, as drafts are the same in the DB however they were saved.

So, my suggestion would be to delete that cron job and to let a couple of drafts in your dashboard (one saved manually and another one automaticaly) and check them tomorrow to see if both, none or only one have been removed.

But my 2 cents to the cron job to be the origin of this issue.

Let us know!