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Hello @bendtho,

When requesting a file to download via a standard a href link, the request is not even sent to WordPress. It is handled directly by the web server. Therefore WordPress is unaware of such action, so unless there is some sort of integration with the web server it is impossible to capture such downloads with any WordPress plugin.

While I trust the above answers your question, please do not hesitate to ask in case of any further queries.

Setup a test website and try importing the data there first. More information here on test website: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Test_Driving_WordPress

Did you try importing the data to a test / staging website rather then on the live website?

Try to import the data to different WordPress installations and see if all imports have the same results.

Refer to Moving WordPress codex documentation: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

Did you try using a different browser?

You have a plugin or a theme function that when it is called it ads that text.

Check out what plugins you have or contact the theme developer.

When you assign a post to 2 categories, it will be accessible via 2 URLs therefore Google assumes they are 2 pages with the same exact content.

From the SEO point of view, it is not recommended to have 2 pages with identical content.

Alternatively redirect the post on one category to the other.

HI,

1. Ensure you have a proper backup of your WordPress before doing such changes.

2. Start again and follow the following tutorial: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

It seems you managed, correct?

Can you check if you have the posts content in the exported XML file?

URL?

Did you make any customization to any of the WordPress core files?

If you just activated a new theme revert back to the basic theme. Alternatively try to re-install WordPress.

You can also search for “call to undefined function wp() wp-blog-header.php on line 14” on Google and find the answer to your problem since many other people posted this before.

You can use Simple URLs plugin from StudioPress: https://www.studiopress.com/plugins/simple-urls

It does exactly what you are asking for.

It is not necessarily new plugins and themes. If you cannot login you can disable the plugins and switch to the default theme by:

1. Logging to your WordPRess via FTP
2. Make a backup copy of all the directories and files in /wp-content/plugins and wp-content/themes
3. Delete all those files and directories except from the directory twentyeleven.

Now you should be able to login. Once you logged in, start adding the plugins one by one and the new theme. Once you reproduce the problem, then you found out which is the plugin which is causing the issue.

@sjsteiner

To start off with, did you try to disable all plugins and switch to the default theme? That should work. If that does not work, then we must start looking into something else.