shereew

I am having the same issue. I can see my activity PLUS additional activity from the SAME IP in Bulgaria?

Any word on this please?

Hi there

Have just submitted one

Ticket number 6886

Thanks again

Sheree

Sorry I should have also mentioned clearing the cookies again did not work.

Hey there, I replied to the email with your response on it – did you receive it?

I did yes, but I will try again just in case

Hey there – So yes that was my bad – I have loaded them properly now, the action had been blocked by my service provider.

But…. now the Google analytical cookies don’t show at all, even if I accept them?

I have inserted

<!– Global site tag (gtag.js) – Google Analytics –>
<script async src=”https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=UA-MY-ID”></script&gt;
<script>
window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}
gtag(‘js’, new Date());

gtag(‘config’, ‘UA-MY-ID’, { ‘anonymize_ip’: true });
</script>

In the non-neccessary script section – is this correct?

Thanks again for your time

Hi Cory

Ah I see – sorry that makes much more sense.

I just saw the installer.php extension

https://www.dropbox.com/s/l05y0niqqljntw9/files%20.png?dl=0

And panicked.

When I use the tool to delete the files, it does come back with a success alert so I don’t know why they are still there. Even after I delete the plugin, that entire WP-snapshots folder with all those files in the image are still there.

That’s fine though – sorry to flog a dead horse here but just to confirm, if I manually delete the WP-snapshots folder myself after un-installing the plugin, is that all traces gone?

Thank you so much for your time on this!

One other question – once the files have been downloaded from the origin site, can you just delete the package – I assume once they are downloaded and you have them uploaded to the destination site, you no longer need them on the old site to perform the migration.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by shereew.

Hi Cory,

Sorry I am confused. When creating a package on the origin site, it creates the archive.zip file and installer.php file which is stored there and which you then download from the site and upload to your new site – BUT, after you have downloaded it, they still reside on the origin site, I could in theory download the 2 files a week later – but I don’t want them on there – I assume having them hanging about on the origin site is just as dangerous as having them hanging about on the new site?

In this case, the migration actually failed (nothing to do with the plugin) so I wanted to remove the package, plugin and files from the origin site which is what I am referring to.

I guess it would also be the same if I was using the plugin for a backup only. Once I download the files to keep in a safe place, how do I ensure the files are gone.

Unless I am mistaken and the files you initially generate are not as dangerous as the files that are left on the destination site?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by shereew.

Stack Overflow is a question and answer site for website and programming related topics.

You will need to create an account and ask your question clearly but it’s a great resource

https://stackoverflow.com/

Sheree

Hey here, I am not really sure what you need or if it is even related to this plugin but I would suggest finding an example of what you need and then posting on Stack Overflow.

Good luck
Sheree

Hi Craig

That worked perfectly – thanks so much for that.

Sheree

Hi there

I have just submitted a ticket – thanks!

Sheree

Hi Daniel.

Thanks for your reply. I have managed to put a temporary solution in place by have 3 full a-z columns, adding a class to each and then hiding selected letters like so:

#a-z-column-1 #letter-F,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-G,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-H,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-I,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-J,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-K,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-L,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-M,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-N,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-O,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-P,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-Q,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-R,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-S,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-T,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-U,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-V,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-W,
#a-z-column-1 #letter-C li:nth-child(4)
{
display: none !important;
}

And so on…. (the :nth child hiding the cookies page as it displays every page on the site)

It’s not very elegant, but it does the trick for now. I’m posting it incase it helps anyone else in the iterim.

Will keep an eye out for an update. Thanks for your help.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by shereew.
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by shereew.