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@flinty2000 thanks for that!

I’d like to say that I only use this plugin of All-in-one(s) and I didn’t delete anything but install the given extension.

So my process was just installing the “basic download” by downloading from here: https://import.wp-migration.com/ and using the ‘add new plugin’ feature of WordPress.

I then proceed to upload the copy and it worked 100%.

Thank you very much for your super-quick answer!

It will be a matter of time, then, as opposed to my thoughts.

Regards,

Hello indrek_k!

Thanks for replying. You’re right, it is likely to be an issue with the code*. However, I discovered how to completely remove the installation and start again (not very smart, but time-saver for both of us).

This issue can be solved -although the coding issue is still there.

What I did was to delete completely the installation.

To do so, I deactivated and uninstalled it from the wordpress console. I then logged in into my phpmyAdmin and searched for any references for GDPR and I deleted them all. This step was the key.

I then reinstalled the plugin and started again. Problem solved.

*my details are as follows (everything is updated):
wordpress: 4.9.5–en_GB
The GDPR Framework: 1.0.5
PHP version: 7.0
Database: MYSQL v.5.6

Happy to provide more details if you want to investigate further, although, as I said, now it is working fine ??

I could also try to fully uninstall the plugin and install it again, but I don’t know how should I proceed to delete ALL the data associated to the plugin (i.e.: when I reinstall it, all my previous settings are loaded “magically”)