Fred Schenk

Just use the normal bulk edit (select all the products and chose the edit-action). Then in the part to add categories you can select the categories to remove and select the ‘remove’ checkbox underneath the categories-list. The background of the categories list even turns gray to mark the difference.

NB: the checkmark below the categories-list makes it a toggle, so you can’t add AND remove categories, you’ll need to do this in two steps. I first added the correct categories and then removed the faulthy ones.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Fred Schenk.

I see s special character in the css of joeboemoe (in the comment line an “?”). So thuis might be the same problem I mentioned…

Wow, loads of error messages about invalid SQL in the log-file. 35 times a ‘mysql query failed. error : 1064’ and once a ‘mysql query failed. error : 1065’.

The shortest message was:
– mysql query failed. error : 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near ‘</span><span style=\”font-weight: 400;\”>????$blog_posts = new WP_Query( $ar’ at line 1 – query : “</span><span style=\”font-weight: 400;\”>????$blog_posts = new WP_Query( $args )”

Also very long onces with special characters in it, so it might be some sort of problem with code pages, differences between database settings and the proper syntax to prevent this from happening…

Same here. Just curious where to find the log @joeboemoe mentions.

Plus another issue:
I assume WP Clone makes a ‘real’ clone of the backed up site, but I also noticed that I have more plug ins at the restored site than at the backed up site. I did try some plug ins on the restored site, so it made sence, but I assumed they would be deleted by the restore.

I had this same problem too, so I searched in the code. NB: Version 2.3.2.

The file:
wp-includes\pluggable.php

around line 550, new code:

$wp_email = 'wordpress@' . preg_replace('#^www\.#', '', strtolower($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']));

	if ( '' == $comment->comment_author ) {
		$from = "From: \"$blogname\" <$wp_email>";
		if ( '' != $comment->comment_author_email )
			$reply_to = "Reply-To: $comment->comment_author_email";
	} else {
		if ( '' != $comment->comment_author_email ) {
			$from = "From: \"$comment->comment_author\" <$comment->comment_author_email>";
			$reply_to = "Reply-To: \"$comment->comment_author\" <$comment->comment_author_email>";
		} else {
			$from = "From: \"$comment->comment_author\" <$wp_email>";
		}
	}

	$message_headers = "$from\n"

(The first few and the last line haven’t changed, so locating the code shouldn’t be too hard…)

This works here since the mail-server doesn’t filter the mail. YMMV.

With kind regards,

Fred Schenk