frost-admin

Thank you for that tip!!

Wouldn’t you know it, my manually-run-thru-browser cron job wasn’t working this morning. But your method seemed to do the trick. Bizarre!

Unfortunately there seems to be a pattern of my “fixing” the plugin only to have it stop working shortly thereafter ??

Thanks to this thread, I got it working again.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/no-transfers-taking-place-since-10-beta?replies=22

– I deleted and reinstalled the Docs to WP plugin, (and did not activate the Run on Cron segment)
– I created the cron PHP file in a text editor,
– uploaded the file to our site via FTP,
– went to the URL in a browser window,

and it worked!

The docs that had been sitting in our Send to Web folder in Google Drive were pulled into WordPress and then moved to our Ready for Print folder!

Thank you both so much for spelling out these steps, including the PHPmyadmin info and what to put in the Authorized redirect URI field!!!

I don’t really know what I just did, but I followed them and this amazing plugin is operational again!

I’d never messed with Google Developers Console and when I tried to create a project the first time I got sucked into some rabbit hole where I was downloading things and using the command line…eesh.

Searching forums to fix things I don’t understand at all makes me feel like some sort of magician’s apprentice reciting incantations from random spell books in some vast library. No wonder it’s such a cool feeling when one of them works!

(Marked as resolved)

Bless you, it worked!!!
I had already made the problem worse by my ignorant attempts at fixing things, but once those were remedied the site came back good as new.

Your posting of those similar threads was what convinced me this was the right solution, so thanks for that as well.

Boo to Dreamhost support for their general unhelpfulness throughout.