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Your YOURLS install must be set to private .

Naturally, this refers to the admin page wherever your YOURLS install is, NOT this WordPress plugin.

You will need to get your feet wet by jumping into rs-csv-importer.php and adding your own code. Here is a snippet I’m using to give you an idea:

if ( $this->column_keys[$key] == '_cm_dob' ) {
    if ( ( $timestamp = strtotime( $value ) ) !== false ) {
        $meta[$this->column_keys[$key]] = $timestamp;
    } else {
        $error->add( 'invalid_date', sprintf( __( 'Invalid date format "%s".', 'cm_lang' ), $value ) );
}

You would need to change _cm_dob for the column header you’re using.

That’s brilliant! Much obliged for your help, and yes, things are working nicely! Thanks for expanding the ever-useful Snippets Library!

For the record I have changed my prefix accordingly.

Would you mind giving me a bit more insight into how to get those filters going? I can’t find anything in the CMB2 repo or Snippet Library on them. Cheers.

Thanks. Obviously needed a bit more sleep or at least a closer look at the docs…

No. You will need to have access to your server. Normally your host gives you credentials to access via FTP. Does any of this make sense?

You should endeavour to look for it in the directory where wp-config.php is installed. It is named .htaccess. If you are using an FTP client, you may need to show hidden files (see the docs for your client).

A cursory glance tells me you need to reference jQuery using jQuery (rather than $) since in WP it runs in no-conflict mode.

Instead of using inline javascript in your template, you might consider using wp_enqueue_script.

You will want to read Moving WordPress and Changing The Site URL.

I’m not sure if this plugin will do exactly what you need it to, but check it out.

That’s awesome. Thanks. I’ve implemented it and it works though I’ll do some more testing to make sure I’m passing it everything I need to pass it. I do have another question, though: How can I go about returning a message to the user if save_fields ignores a particular value for a key if it doesn’t pass the sanitization check?

For a CSS only solution you can use a selector like this:

.cp-widget-item .meta-comments {
    display: none;
}

This will target all comment icons in areas with the class .cp-widget-icon.

The link that the images leads to shows us a 403 – Forbidden error. There are some links on that page that may help you.

Here is the link to the image.

If this happened to me, I would restore the most recent DB backup I had.

A horrible bit of amateurishness! I’d written ‘admin_columns’ rather than ‘admin_column’ ??