jack.gardner

Had a bit of a play around and if I delete the link to that one it was linked to, and then clicked on “Find Orphans” it all works – woohoo!

I think we’ll try the queue premium feature again when we have time to debug it properly.

Thanks again, your plugin is the best and most important we use!
Jack.

Hi Edward,

Thanks for getting back to me. The maintenance thing says there are 0 issues, but when it does the check it says something about 0 rows, so I’m not sure that’s working correctly. When I run that on our dev server it seems to loop through 129 rows at a time.

Deactivating and reactivating didn’t do much.

So, I think we will forget about the queue for the time being – we can do it the other way and just run into the occasional issue when trying to upload large galleries. The problem we have is the posts that were created while the queue plugin were active are now a bit broken, can you think of any way to fix them without going through and deleting a load of posts as that will be very time consuming?

From the parent level, the posts show that they are linked to only 1 other blog. I click on “Find Orphans” and it says “No possible child posts were found on the other blogs you have write access to. Either there are no posts with the same title as this one, or all possible orphans have already been linked”. I think this is because from the child level it says the post is already linked back to the parent.

We need to go in to edit these posts, but every time we do it creates a new duplicate on the child blogs.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Jack.

Hi again,

Just to give a bit more information on this. From the child post view it looks fine – the link is there as it says “Linked From …”. From the master blog view it’s not fine. When showing all posts, it only says each post is linked to one blog, when it’s linked to around 27, and when you click into the posts it says it hasn’t been linked at all. Very odd. Any ideas?

Jack.

Thanks Edward, that’s brilliant, works like a charm again.