Alison

OK I verified the ID matches and started hunting down some of the file names and paths. Come to find out, it was NOT all the documents, only some of them and after looking further these files simply weren’t on the server. Something happened during the upload. The title was retained, it cut a row in the database, but the file didn’t make it to the server. Fixed the issue and now we’re rolling again.

Exporting from phpmyadmin was indeed the best move, we just had some anomalies. I never did look into the export through the plugin.

Thank you for troubleshooting with me! You were a big help! 5 out of 5 stars on helpfulness and responsiveness! Thank you!

Why would the post ID’s be different if the database was exported/imported via phpmyadmin? Virtually no post IDs should be different at all.

Regarding the export: I’ve waited hours and it’s not exporting, so I suspect something might be timing out on the server-side end, but I can’t be certain. I will look at the error logs to determine if anything is going on, otherwise, do you have any other pointers as why it’s not exporting?

Thank you!

When I originally wrote this, there was no “Footer Bar” widget. After they updated and now that I have revisited this, I now see the widget area and am able to demo it.

I have the same problem.

Oddly I’m experiencing the same error. When I test the token it throws a non helpful error. I regenerate the token on Slack, but same error. But when I delete that webhook and create a new one with the same token, it works OK. Then after a while, it seems the integration stops working and I’m scratching my head why.

EDIT: I realized that the webhook couldn’t find the channel to post in. I recommend changing the error message to reflect that.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Alison.

Pass in limit=”-1″ to not limit the amount of testimonials shown.

[woothemes_testimonials limit="-1"]

Thank you! I did not realize there were options for Easy FancyBox. The title “media” under “settings” was generic and made me believe it was apart of the core of WordPress.

This worked out for me perfectly. Thank you for your time and dedication!

After you create a child theme as esmi mentioned (hugely important, otherwise your changes will be blasted with the next upgrade), you can wrap a span that has a class around the_time, like so:

<span class="date"><?php the_time('jS F Y') ?></span>

I changed
RewriteBase /
to the name of my directory, and same with this line:
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

I’m a n00b at this apache stuff. ??

Well it sort of worked. I got all my stuff working- it just threw my permalinks off. Going to rack my brain over that one.

You are my knight in shining armor, msimpson! Worked like a charm! I had suspected that might be the case– but I figured everyone was already on php5 already. Bad assumption. I should have ran phpinfo.

Thanks so much! Good to keep this info laying around for other people as frustrated as me. ??

It’s definitely related to the hosting environment, though I can’t figure out why it’s doing this. I’m on a shared account with 1&1. After moving it to Media Temple, I had no issues. sigh*, 1&1 is so frustrating!

I’m getting this error also. If I can’t figure out what’s wrong, I guess I’m going to try a different plug-in :/

I’m getting this error too.

Is there no way to do this? I don’t use feedburner and I’ve heard it doesn’t count your current subscribers that have already subscribed. I’d really like to show how many subscribers there are via RSS.