brettbum

me too! same problem.

wp 4.7, running on wpengine hosting, with Genesis (StudioPress) Focus Pro Theme ??

no, not yet. ??

Not yet. We found another one that I believe will work, but other things came up and we do not have it and the other things ready to roll out yet.

UPDATE

ok, something jenky here (in a good way)

It did import and attach many featured images, but not the featured image for the most recent blog Post and not for a couple others.

So I’m switching this to works, resolved. But importer beware and QC stuff well for anything that falls between the cracks.

Does not work on a fresh install of wordpress 4.4.2 either. (works in admin area, but doesn’t work on front end live pages)

yep, found the other thread after the fact, and the wordpress forums themselves were a little buggy yesterday! ??

thanks,
brett

Good catch in regards to identifying the problem.

This would solve the problem for anyone running the plugin on its own separate page, however, in our case we wanted to run the donation form on the home page of the site as well!

We could possibly do some convoluted htaccesss stuff, but at a high level that seems pretty impractical!

Seems like finding a different plugin or switching hosts would be a better high level fix. Unless I am missing something obvious.

Update – addition
the fix above made the sitemap_index.xml show up for me, no problem.

But the post-sitemap1.xml, post-sitemap2.xml, etc

Those still had the page not found error, until I clicked the Godaddy ‘Flush Cache’ button visible in the WordPress admin ribon/bar at the top of the page when logged in to wordpress.

Tried this twice with two different sites running on Godaddy Managed WordPress hosting. Both generated a page not found error.

The FIX

– Go to the XML Sitemaps sub tab in Yoast SEO
– uncheck the box at the top of the page that says “Check this box to enable XML sitemap functionality.”
– Hit ‘Save changes’ to turn off sitemaps
– Now Check the same box again.
– Hit ‘Save Changes’ again.

It should now work! ??

Yep, whatever you changed did the trick!

Thanks, I’ll give it a try!

Note, this may be related. When I go to delete the plugin, (both times)

I then see the message in wordpress

You are about to remove the following plugins:

WP CSV by CPK Web Solutions
WP CSV by CPK Web Solutions
Are you sure you wish to delete these files?

Its sort of like maybe there are two plugin headers files in there somewhere? (haven’t seen this error before with other plugins, dunno)

Yep surprised me too. As I was testing early on, I had it working (in alphabetical order by title) then I added the class and must have changed the order or something. I didn’t notice immediately that it stopped displaying in title order until a few days later, which through my troubleshooting off.

Regardless, happy that we figured it out and thanks again for the great plugin!

Sent you a quick little donation. Hope anyone else that reads this thread does the same thing. ??

Thanks for the response. Sometimes just knowing that it should work is more than half the battle.

I played around with it some more. It was ordering things by post id not title. Couldn’t figure out why and eventually tried changing the order of the other items.

I couldn’t get it to work like this
[catlist id=1 orderby=title order=asc class=articles-list]

but when I changed it to

[catlist orderby=title order=asc id=1 class=articles-list]

it worked just fine.

on a separate note, I’m actually running this in an archive.php page (don’t ask) ??

but in case anyone’s ever interested in doing such a thing, here’s the code I used.

<?php $whatsthecatid = get_query_var('cat');
           		echo do_shortcode("[catlist orderby=title order=asc id=" . $whatsthecatid . " class=articles-list ]"); ?>