gestaltio

I commented here since I didn’t know what the problem was ?? … if I knew what it was I likely wouldn’t have bothered you.

I’ll look into the ‘stats_date’ parameter. Thanks.

I made a backup of the DB before running the queries, but I’m hesitant to re-import data that was faulty / causing troubles – seems like it might just reintroduce the issue.

All of the code running is mentioned above – the combination of the wpp_post filter almost exactly copied from your documentation, and this:

`<?php
switch_to_blog( $mfc_city_active );
$args = array(
‘post_type’ => ‘tribe_events’,
‘limit’ => 4,
);
wpp_get_mostpopular( $args );
restore_current_blog();
?>`

Hey Hector,

Thanks so much for the quick response. I tried running the queries you suggested, but they all resulted in errors in MySQL.

As a second step to try to clean out the DB, I uninstalled the plugin entirely, and reinstalled. This fixed the DB issue (and I’m seeing popular posts again).

Out of curiosity, is there something I can do to be sure this doesn’t happen again in the future? Right now we don’t have too much popular posts data, but as it grows, losing it would be a bigger issue.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by gestaltio.

Bump? Nothing from Betaout? Pretty please? It’s now affecting login.