coltenv

I ended up building my own plugin that does basically the same thing. I don’t think this plugin is updated any more. You want it? It’s not in the WordPress repository but I’ll send you a link to the repo on GitHub if you want to try it out. No guarantees though lol

Ah, my mistake here. It was a function I wrote that was causing the issue.

All I remember is that I 100% for sure set a trigger and triple checked that it was set and saved, but then I went back in and all the settings were reset to default. I don’t have a backup before I updated the plugin, so I don’t have any data to show that. Sorry I can’t be of more help. The code seems to be solid, I’ve had good luck with this plugin.

Thanks for finding that unclosed <div>. It was preventing the admin bar to not show up. That’s my own code so makes sense I overlooked that.

As far as the popup, it looks like my settings got cleared at some time. After clearing my cache a thousand times and resetting the settings and adding a new trigger, I finally got it to work again. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the patch. Hopefully anyone else that happens on to this can find the link from Claudiu.

Are you by chance using Divi? I found this question on WP Stack Exchange, and he’s using Divi as well. And that’s the theme I’m using too.

Hey sorry, I’m not sure how I missed this reply. I just tried it and yes, that worked. Thank you!

I do have autoflush turned on. It’s only when I’m making changes to code in my child theme.

Kids, update your theme before rushing to the WordPress forums.

I apologize, this was a poor post. I didn’t realize my theme needed an update. I am closing this.

Thank you, deleting the file in the actual media library first worked.

I was concerned about security, but here is an official doc from Google explaining it a little better:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DuYM1jcy2v-NBNtdf9SLCVxOndslGAHQL0nBxSdt-MA/edit

Thanks for the help. You’re right, we’re getting away from WordPress.

Just in case someone does stumble across this post, here’s what I ended up doing that worked and kept all of the blog post data:

1. Opened the old database in phpMyAdmin.
2. Ran a SQL Query on wp_posts that would display only blog posts.
3. The query was:
SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type='posts';
4. Select which posts you want to export by checking them.
5. Where it says With Selected, check ‘export’.
6. You can then import the .sql file that downloads to your computer into the new database under ‘wp_posts’.
7. If you look in your WordPress dashboard, those posts should show up with their original date. The only issue is you may not have your images since those will still be linking to the old site. Easy fix by uploading the images again, or fixing the file path.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by coltenv.

So I sorted the rows by type POST, and have the owns I need, but when I select them and try to export, it still exports 252 rows. I only have 4 rows that have posts. Do you know how I can select only the four rows I need?

My issue was I had too large of an image. What dimensions are you using?

It’s an example plugin for developers. Relax, sorry a free CMS as good as WordPress let you down because you had to delete a plugin YOU didn’t need.