Jason Butler

Same thing happened here. I deleted the plugin and things are running again but with only one author showing.

As an addendum, I’m using Bedrock with Capistrano deployments, hence the /releases/ directory structure. Everything is deployed and linked up correctly, other than WordFence not finding .htaccess.

This may be related to the fact that I’m running my site out of a subdirectory.
This line in .htaccess:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://www\.hostname\.com/wp [NC,OR]

Has “wp” but my none of the referrers will contain “wp”, only https://www.hostname.com.

I’m having this same issue. I’ve followed the advice in this thread with the same results.

I figured it out! In window.php, I changed the line

“ORDER BY wp_postmeta.post_id ASC”;”

to

ORDER BY $wpdb->postmeta.post_id ASC”;

Works great now!

I found a solution to this problem (sort of). In export.php, the line that looks like this:

<title><?php echo apply_filters('the_title_rss', $post->post_title); ?></title>

strips out the additional formatting. I removed the filter ‘the_title_rss’ and everything exported perfectly.

I say this is only sort of a solution because I don’t want to have to make changes to the core WordPress files. After making this change, then exporting, I changed it back.

I believe I’m having the same problem: even though I have several pages that have the ThickBox template, they are not listed in the drop down box.

I’m using this on WordPress 3.0.1 with multisite enabled.

I’m consolidating several standalone WordPress installs into one WordPress multisite install. The instructions at https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Migrating_Multiple_Blogs_into_WordPress_3.0_Multisite are what I’ve been following, but I’ve been running into the exact problem the original poster described. Is there a way to force Export to export the title?

It seems the plugin only allows user to manage their own quotes. I’d like to see an option where all users could manage all quotes.