AKCarlow

Ahhh. I hadn’t grasped that, for import of directories with sub-directories, the source files had to be in MY wppa-depot, rather than just wppa-depot. That is working, thank you.

That worked, Thank you. I think we are about ready to let the members try it.

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by AKCarlow.

Thank you. I have a few other questions, but I’ll post them separately.

I’ve turned off WPBook and installed Social Networks Auto-Poster – no doubles with the test post, anyway. Thanks for your help.

I deactivated the original notification and made a new one with the same settings. I reactivated WPBook, made a new post, and got two (not three) notifications. In the log extract (earlier post) the log ids were 993/994/1049 – two together, then one after cycling through all the members. Now I’m getting 1254/1304, so you’ve eliminated half of the double, but are still getting the third – maybe when it comes back from WPBook?

Let me know if there is anything else I can do to test.

I used the plugin you suggested, Email Log.

There is only one notification set up, and it was created with 1.3.9.4, which was a new installation, not an update.

I deactivated WPBook, did a new post, and there was only a single notification per post.

I’ll try setting up a new notification and see what happens.

Thanks for trying to fix it, Jack.

Austin.

Jack, I updated to the new version, but still get three notifications per post.

February 26, 2016 @ 11:08 am (id:1049) [email protected]	Keywords in Gallery
February 26, 2016 @ 11:08 am (id:993) [email protected]	Keywords in Gallery
February 26, 2016 @ 11:08 am (id:994) [email protected]	Keywords in Gallery

Update: the 3rd set of notifications (of the three logged) arrived later.

OK, I did that. Then I sent a test email in Notifications – one received, one logged. Then I put up a new post. Each of 49 users (including my test ids) was logged as being sent three notifications. But my test ids received only two emails.

So three are being generated (or at least logged), but only two received.

I don’t know if this is relevant, but one of my plugins is WPBook, to copy posts to facebook. Ah, yes, that is relevant. I just now deactivated WPBook and put up a new post. Each user is logged once, and my ids each received one email.

Setting the table_prefix to xxx_ would have worked – except I was using the twentyten theme, and for some reason the upgrade wiped the twentyten folder. Reloading twentyten has me running again with the xxx_ prefix tables.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Setting the table_prefix to xxx_ would have worked – except I was using the twentyten theme, and for some reason the upgrade wiped the twentyten folder. Reloading twentyten has me running again with the xxx_ prefix tables.

Yes, but …

What I can’t understand is why, since the updated WordPress can correctly access the database using the wp_ prefix, it can’t access it using the other prefix when I change it in table_prefix in wp-config. All the other settings in wp-config (name, user, password, host etc) remain the same. The wp-content folder still has the various plugins I use.

OK, thanks. I was afraid that would be the answer.

OK, thanks. I had installed WP-Activity before finding yours, and had kept it as it can also log posts, comments etc, but really yours makes it redundant – I’ll uninstall it.