CathieHeart

Hi there, thank you for your answer. I’ve been checking out the WooCommerce integration and that it supports the Subscriptions add on.

The way that it works right now without your plugin, is that a user needs to register. Then secondly they need to sign up as a member subscription.

What I hope to make (hopefully with your plugin) is a one step subscription & registration process. So that all the fields for subscription are done and the order / subscribe button goes straight into a paypal payment.

Will your plugin help me do this? Does it tie straight into subscriptions so that it can take payment straight away and NOT require a two phase process of registering for an account and then signing up for a subscription. So many are registering and thinking they’ve signed up for a subscription and not realising its two full steps.

Hence why I’m taking on this new website and wanting to move a double phase process into one clean step of registering to be a member and paying immediately for that subscription all in one smooth sequence.

Thanks
Cathie.

Sorry I found the problem .. plugin clash.

Oops, I’ve found that subscribers aren’t even able to create their own topics or reply!

*sigh* .. not sure how to fix this.

Hi, can anyone still help me with this. I’ve now tried a direct import (with new xml exported today) to my clients new blog domain and server with JustHost and the exact same issue occured.

All the images still point to the old files on wordpress.com instead of the newly hosted server :S

Sorry I had errands to run .. here’s the pastebin link: https://pastebin.com/0MsDrQJ1
I didn’t realise what you meant by pastebin, thank you for introducing me to do it.
Cathie.

Hi Chip, thanks for replying again.

Here’s the xml for two post items:

[ Code moderated. As Chip said: For more than 10 lines of code please pastebin.com instead. ]

I’m used to being able to grab the database sql and the files themselves via ftp. This is my first time creating a self hosted wordpress site from a wordpress.com blog, so I’m unsure if the xml is correct or not. I presume it it.

Thanks
Cathie.

Hi Chip, yes the images are embedded within her wp.com account and not referenced from say flickr or anywhere else.

https://kathillfotographie.wordpress.com/ – existing blog
https://clientsof.cathiegraphy.com/KatHill/blog/ – her blog on my servers.

If you visit her blog on my servers you’ll see that the images still reference a storage location on the wordpress.com servers :S

When I do an import I grab the exported xml file, assign all of the import to the user and click the checkmark to activate the ‘Download and import file attachments’. Then import. The data of the blogs and posts etc is imported perfectly. HOWEVER. All the images still point to the old file locations and so consequently have not been imported as they are not found in the media library.

Is this because I’m a GoDaddy hosting user because I’ve never gotten the images to import with a blog which is why I now use the backupbuddy plugin to grab my clients site to my servers.

Very confused why this doesn’t work for me.
Cathie.

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