David Radovanovic

Frederick, What if your not using minify for css? As stated above, emptying the cache doesn’t seem to sync the css files. Unfortunately, I ended up using cemery’s solution above…”list my main style sheet in the Reject Files ”

A big thanks! Yes, all issues have been fixed by you. I have around 100 bmp files that still remain. And, apparently it’s not uncommon to have bmps in Blogger articles. Why they allow bmps is unusually since they are not a format that is universally recognized by all browsers.

Is there a way to print the code on the screen as the images are being processed for debugging?

Ooops, take that back: *.bmp images don’t seem to get imported. BTW, these bmp images are from a blogger site.

Wow… seems like it’s running fine. Thanks!! I’ll let you know if there are any problems after it finishes up caching the rest of my 300+ images.

BTW the development version seems to have fixed the errors issue.

dimadin, are willing to make fixes for a fee? Thanks.

How about you?

Sorry for the obvious. Pay with money to developers: of course. Please give me a price.

When updating old posts. No.

Well… I did something wrong. Had to change the url back to *.com via phpMyAdmin. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Here is my interpretation:

1. Installed HLIC.
1. Register *.us version of my site’s domain at GoDaddy.
2. Logged onto my web host’s cpanel.
3. Parked new *.us domain via cpanel.
4. Created redirection to original *.com site.
5. Logged into GoDaddy and changed A Record of *.us to my same IP as my *.com.
6. Waited for A Record to propagate; 5 minutes.
7. Changes my WordPress site (via wp-admin) from *.com to *.us.
8. Imported images via HLIC.
9. Changed back to *.com, SEE: 7 above.
10. Used Cache Images to import from *.us domain.

Mahjong, cool. To clarify: register new domain with different extension, i.e. chefsconsortium.com –> chefsconsortium.us? Would subdomain work, i.e. images.chefsconsortium.com?

Thanks for fast reply. What would be involved to fix the odd name import problem which prevents successful imports of images, i.e. https://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Udy7KQ7J3aU/R-O9vB_Lr6I/AAAAAAAAAII/wz4Qs3iOND4/s320/farm pix 186.jpg

The import process never seems to complete these:

# bp3.blogger.com (results: 4)
# bp2.blogger.com (results: 4)
# bp0.blogger.com (results: 5)
# 1.bp.blogspot.com (results: 88)
# 4.bp.blogspot.com (results: 238)
# 3.bp.blogspot.com (results: 75)

no matter how many times I try.

Thanks again!

It was the openhook plugin that exists for the Thesis framework which caused the headache.

fix is the following:

changed:

include_once('functions.php');
         include_once('actions.php');

to:

include_once(dirname (__FILE__) . '/functions.php');
    include_once(dirname (__FILE__) . '/actions.php');

in wp-content/plugins/thesis-openhook/thesis-openhook.php

thanks to razboinik(AT)gadast.net!