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Thank you Ewout, that was indeed very helpful!
I will look into Dokan, but at first look it seems a little bit too big for what we are planning.

Meanwhile, will your plugin when installed in a multi site network, generate separate sequencial invoice ids for each site?

Also, is there a matrix, or a detailed description somewhere, that shows exactly the features of base and premium version?

hmm, I would advice to contact the theme author.

@spflugradt: fyi ím located in germany and get your page served perfectly fine.

Your page looks fine. I guess you fixed the issue?

Hello,

according to the changelog here:

https://themeforest.net/item/angular-responsive-portfolio/1415600?ref=Kriesi&ref=Kriesi&clickthrough_id=271163377&redirect_back=true

this theme is 4.0 compatible. You should try to deactivate all other plugins and then reactivate them one after another, to check if there is a possible conflict.

Thats very strange. Could you please double check, that you have really uploaded the correct file?

I just tested this with ‘posts_per_page’ => 10 and it worked like it should.

Thank you vtxyzzy, thats an interesting and promising loolink aproach!

As I wanted to have all the nice stuff, like paging available, I got finally inspired by “solution 2” of the accepted answer of this post:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/68002/complex-meta-query-with-3-keys

I built a custom sql query for $wpdb->get_col(); to fetch all the post IDs. I ordered the posts in that query how I wanted them.

Then you can just throw those IDs into a new wp_query() like this:

$args = array(
                'post__in' => $postIds,
                'orderby' => 'post__in', // keep the provided order of ids
                'posts_per_page' => 10,
                'paged' => $paged,
            );

Mind the orderby parameter, or wordpress will order your posts by date again.

Maybe you shouldnt duplicate them, but use a single installation of wordpress to manage them all in one place.

I would suggest hiring someone to do this, as some advanced skills would be required to configurate the server and build a theme that supports that.

If that isnt an option for you, you could copy the files from one server to another with an ftp client like “filezilla”. Then ex- and import the database with an mysql client like “heidisql” and adjust the settings in the wp_options table.