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I am having this same problem. The problem goes away if I deactivate all my other plugins, so it’s probably a plugin conflict. The trouble is, it takes forever to figure out which plugin(s) are conflicting with this one.

What I mean is, is it possible to do this? How?

Thank you!

What if I want to include only links that have two or more specific categories, e.g., links that belong to all of these categories: 23, 31 and 43?

@david: are you looking for beta testers for the Pro version?

Ok, thanks. This is a really great plugin.

Thanks!

Hi

Is there any progress on fixing this? I’m seeing the same problem.

Is it fixed in the premium version?

Thanks!

Thanks. That would be a great feature. Just being able to import, in general, is great.

Anyone?

I have revised my original review to be a bit more favorable and more brief and to-the-point.

Dear Marcus:

I only have 38 people in my mailing group. That’s not a huge group at all.

I did not “ban” you from access to my server.

In fact, I provided unlimited access to my wp admin dashboard and to my cpanel account for you and your developer(s) for a week or more. After that, I inquired about revoking that access and you said it was fine to do so.

Your message above was the first time when you have requested that I grant you access again.

I’m uneasy about granting continued, unlimited access to my cpanel account, which is the control panel for numerous domains and websites. I don’t have the resources to set up a separate hosting account just to serve as a sandbox for you to test with, but if you’d like to do so, you can. If you’re interested in doing that, I’ll provide the name of the hosting company in a private email to you and you can pay to set up a testing account there.

If you know of a way to set up a private cpanel on my existing hosting account that only provides access to the one domain that I have your premium plugin on, let me know.

Sure, here’s that link:

https://pastebin.com/nLhwCDm0

Let me know if that doesn’t work for you.

Thanks.

Thank you! I think that answers my question.

I wish there was a way that “warnings” like this could be marked as “don’t worry about it” so that the backup results would not be summarized as “completed with warnings”.

Thanks, though.

I figured it out. It’s a conflict between your plugin and the Yoast SEO premium plugin. I was able to temporarily disable Yoast, change the order of the categories and articles the way I wanted in your plugin, and then re-activate Yoast and everything was ok afterward (except that I had to also re-activate the license in the Yoast plugin, which is no big deal).

So, there is a crude but effective workaround. That’s probably good enough for me, for now.

For what it’s worth, I had this problem too. I use the Genesis framework for all my sites, so I am ALWAYS working with a site that has a child theme.