frank tredici

Hi @benjamin.

Can you kindly tell me if you are not interested in answering the question?

Thanks. I’ll go away then and won’t continue to bug you.

Plus here are posts on the S2 restriction array that no longer exist in the WordPress posts table. How do I remove them from S2 and sync to my WP tables?

After a bit is digging and work, I finally got my script to identify the private posts and to selectively remove them on a conditional basis from the option_name = "ws_plugin__s2member_options" settings.

Objective: I want to make all private posts public after a certain defined number of weeks of being restricted.

My script re-writes the "level0_posts", "level1_posts", "level2_posts", "level3_posts", and "level4_posts" perfectly.

However, when I run the script I get the following errors and my query fails to update the wp_options table:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘options_checksum”;s:32:”620f01dcca7b6b9fe1508dacab099e37″;s:15:”options_version”‘ at line 2

Can anyone assist on how to resolve this error?

Thank you.

Hi @benjamin.

Is it possible to get Organizer Contact Info to appear in Agenda View?

Hi @benjamin.

Is it possible to get Organizer Contact Info to appear in Agenda View?

Is it possible to get Organizer Contact Info to appear in Agenda View?

Ok, thank you @wptit.

Ended up using WordPress’ Export/Import on the Tools menu.

Ended up using WordPress’ Export/Import on the Tools menu.

(5) And it also loses its Published Date from the source site.

Ok. Bottom-line: the plugin does copy the POST from one site to another. It just fails to bring all the important META Data along with it — Author, Categories, Tags, and Publish Date.

So it only duplicates Post Content in this version.

Nice plugin though. Good luck with its development. I just have a more pressing need.

Best & sincerest regards.

Ok, the fog is lifting here as I discover how to work with this plugin.

So I went to my POSTS listing and selected 1 of my POSTS as a test. I see in the Bulk Actions pulldown that I can Duplicate the POST to another site in my WPMS. Great — that is why I installed this plugin!

So I duplicated it.

The end result is problematic.

(1) The Published POST came over to the target site as “Draft”, not “Published”. Ok, I’ll have to Bulk Edit and Publish them in total. Not too bad.

Here are the real problems:

(2) I am logged in as Super Admin. I did not create the POSTS on the source site. Another authorized user (“Editor”) did. So the duplicated POST came over as having been created by me. Not good.

(3) The Categories did not duplicate with the POST. Also, not good.

(4) The Tags did not duplicate with the POST. Not good again.

What I am doing wrong or missing?

We’re clearly not on the same page.

I need to copy (or duplicate) POSTS not PAGES.

I understand what a MS Network is on WP so just disregard my suggestion to you on your documentation.

You can batch process the duplications on the page list.

(1) Ok, thanks @magicstick. But I am not sure what that all means. How do I do what you are stating?

(2) And my push/pull was just a comment on documentation, etc. It is not intuitive as to what site to activate the plugin on — Source or Target. My intuition caused me to go to the target site, but it is the opposite — you need to activate the plugin on the source site. Just pointing it out for clarity.

Thanks @FredericSune. I had the same error new : Invalid arguments: {S_400_BAD_REQUEST=Bad request}. I posted a couple of questions on the Plugin’s Support Forum but I think this is a dead and no longer supported Plugin. Will try out your recommended plugin. Thanks for posting.

After much digging, I found the location of the tagging.

I happens in the wp_options table in row:
option_name = "ws_plugin__s2member_options".

Look for the following in the “blob”:

s:12:"level0_posts";s:0:"";
s:12:"level1_posts";s:0:"";
s:12:"level2_posts";s:0:"";
s:12:"level3_posts";s:0:"";
s:12:"level4_posts";s:0:"";