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I have fixed this now. Redirecting to a different page instantly was causing an issue, waiting for 1 second before doing the redirect allowed the variables to be set.

I have fixed this now. Redirecting to a different page instantly was causing an issue, waiting for 1 second before doing the redirect allowed the variables to be set.

Thanks I’ve tried that and I think I’m getting there, it is just a matter of getting the correct domains and addresses

What I’ve done is the wp_posts SET guid and wp_posts SET post_content and I’ve set them both to my domain name, but it doesn’t quite work

Navigating around the webpages manually I go to domain/?page_id=13 (for example) but the links are modified to domain/wordpress/?page_id=13 which doesn’t work

Do you know what I’ve done wrong please?

Thanks!

Sorted it with help from StackOverflow

Needed to replace the global … with $wp_session = WP_Session::get_instance();

Already replied via email, but as I said thanks! I will try to implement it myself maybe by tweaking the code ??

Just tested it and it does exactly what I need, also tested restoring the files (manually copying the files and then rebuilding the database) and it all works ??

Thanks!

Thanks Shail, I’ll take a look at that

No worries, I have re-posted

Thanks

Hi,

The wordpress install is just on a local machine (raspberry pi), so not accessible from an external party.

The reason behind using an old version is due to the requirement of a postgresql database, and as far as I’m aware PG4WP isn’t supported by the latest wordpress version? According to the PG4WP info page anyway. Is that correct?

Any chance you could please move this post into that forum for me? Thanks for the link. If it can’t be moved I’ll repost it there

I’ve now put the php file in the root of the wordpress folder and it seems to have run without any errors at the wordpress side of things

Does appear to have caused an issue with the database but that’s a separate issue haha

Okay I’m new to WordPress

I just read on the plugin page “Compatible up to: 3.4.2” so assumed that’s why I was getting the error, therefore I reverted back from 3.8 to 3.4.2 to fix it

UPDATE

Not sure on my Postgresql version but I did see that on the PG4WP page

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/postgresql-for-wordpress/

…It’s only compatible up to WordPress 3.4.2, whereas I’d downloaded 3.8 so that possibly caused it to fail.

I started from scratch with 3.4.2 and now it all works, so could have been a mistake I made in the process, or I’m guessing it was the issue that 3.8 is not supported by PG4WP

Not sure on my Postgresql version but I did see that on the PG4WP page

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/postgresql-for-wordpress/

…It’s only compatible up to WordPress 3.4.2, whereas I’d downloaded 3.8 so that possibly caused it to fail.

I started from scratch with 3.4.2 and now it all works, so could have been a mistake I made in the process, or I’m guessing it was the issue that 3.8 is not supported by PG4WP

How do you sign in to edit your wordpress site? As the error comes during the installation, I don’t think the process actually completes on mine, so although the default wordpress site gets created I can’t log into the admin side of things as it doesn’t recognise my username

I am having this exact issue, does anybody know a fix?