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That is the same as doing a mysqldump, I know how to do that (thanks for the suggestion though, I appreciate it). My main problem is with handling the upload attachments. The import will also set the new path names and whatever other options for the WP Network, but I can live without this. My main focus is with bringing over the attachments given my setup described in my first post.

I’m using Git for deployment of files, so I have no problems there. If I could get the import/export working consistently I’d be happy.

Has the import/export been fully tested in PHP CGI environments where there are a lot of attachments to download?

Yup, latest version.

Of the Domain Mapping plugin? Yes, I have, and I’m running WordPress 3.3.0.

Hello,

I’m being affected by this problem too, but if you don’t mind I wouldn’t mind clarification on the following overall summary of where things stand:

The problem is that the WordPress Network doesn’t see users as being logged into their mapped domain when they are logged into the primary top level administrative domain, even with the Domain Mapping Remote Login checkbox checked (as mine is).

If this is indeed accurate, is there not much that can be done ever? Is it even possible to set a cookie on the mapped domain when this domain is not being accessed at login time? Or, is this a known issue being worked on?

If I’m understanding things correctly and there is a way to set cookies for arbitrary domains, I might poke around the plugin code to see if I can come up with a fix, but I figured it would be best to first check in with you guys to make sure I have a handle on the overall situation.

Thanks in advance for your attention!

I take it that this isn’t possible… Oh well, not surprised, but thought I would ask anyway ??

Since I couldn’t get this to work (I suspect this might be a WP bug), I just added a continue statement in the loop where the comment_date was older than the date I wanted to offset. This works, although not as efficient having to iterate through all comments. Oh well!

Can somebody kindly confirm whether my syntax is correct, and whether the behavior described by esmi is accurate? If so, I will double check my work.

Thanks in advance!

Well, the offset value is being completely ignored right now, it is ignoring any value I include.

Yeah, I know that works, but that requires training my users to do this. I was wondering if there was a way to force plain text using the WYSIWYG editor?

I’ve tried a few searches, but I’m kind of at a loss since I don’t know exactly what to search for, and the plug-ins are not consolidated onto one single site.

To rollback to an earlier iteration of a Page. So, if I make some updates to a page today, realize that I made some mistakes, how would I revert to the prior copy?

These kind of thing is easy to do in a Wiki, so I was thinking that perhaps a plug existing for WordPress?