Paul

I guess if/else won’t work either in PHP 5.2.x with a static call to a namespaced method.

So anyways, updated the plugin but of course you still need to update your PHP version if you want to use the plugin, otherwise, disable/delete it.

Otto: You’re exactly right! …and that is exactly the first goal of the autoload.php file (which is not namespaced – just static class). I believe it should be able to do the same thing in PHP 5.2 as long as it doesn’t encounter the class namespace, right? Anymore tips?

@tom
Sorry, but the plugin will not work if PHP version is less than 5.3 because the plugin (and our other plugins) makes use of PHP Namespaces in loading classes.

What’s the version of PHP are using?

Yes, that should display an error in the admin page and not load the plugin. What error are you getting?

Weird for that to occur as I am unable to reproduce it. Made some changes anyways. Try updating to v0.5.2.

Are you using the latest version of WP? Is your server running with at least PHP version 5.3?

Yes, it’s possible. There are plugins that clones existing site to a different location like https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/duplicator/ (and there are others). Or if you’re comfortable doing things manually, you can read up Moving_WordPress.

Though I think, admin_init hook is a bit late for some functions after all…

Hi Tatum, yeah sure. I’m rewriting the plugin so I’ll make sure this changes are implemented in the next update. Although, the next plugin update will require at least PHP 5.3 (just a heads up).

Contact your host. The error usually means WP cannot connect to your database because it’s down.

Thanks for the heads up @hinjiriyo. This should not display now (as of v0.3.8)

Hey Jen,
To select multiple images, hold [Ctrl] key ([Command] key for mac) and click the images you want to add.

Resave permalinks from Admin > Settings > Permalinks to your custom preferred URL structure. It should create the file automatically.

Review Moving_WordPress particularly the Additional Information section.