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  • Thread Starter cbquest

    (@cbquest)

    I know it’s not the ideal solution, but had to do this, seem to be OK:

    First, I retrieved all the IDs:

    SELECT ID from wp_posts where post_name in (comma seperated slugs here)

    Then updated posts, and deleted meta keys:

    UPDATE wp_posts SET post_status = ‘publish’, post_name = replace(post_name,’__trashed’)
    WHERE ID in (comma delimited Ids);

    DELETE FROM wp_postmeta where post_id in (Ids here) AND meta_key in (‘_wp_trash_meta_status’,’_wp_trash_meta_time’)

    Now, I am supposed to delete one more key and add another one, but I did not want to do an insert. These queries ran only few seconds for 600+ rows.

    Thread Starter cbquest

    (@cbquest)

    I apologize, this was purely a coincidence.
    Another javascript was causing conflict and showing this error in the console only when this plugin was active. After some more testing finally I was able to see the error when the plugin is not active. Thank you for checking, and sorry for causing trouble.

    Thread Starter cbquest

    (@cbquest)

    I know, I did the same, this doesn’t make sense.
    But I located a javascript tag on the site that might fire marinsm/prfct domains. However I am not sure why it is conflicting with this plugin. Maybe a coincidence. I need to test more.

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