favaworks

Installed and performed the migration. 5 Courses and 27 Lessons migrated.
We have 31 Courses and 141 Lessons. Why did the others not Migrate?

PERFORMED (No Errors – All 200’s):

1. Before clicking on migrate, just right click on anywhere on the page and click Inspect.
2. Go to the network tab and click XHR.
3. Now click migrate.
4. Check the ajax response and send me the screenshot.

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POST
kingdomtalksmedia.com admin-ajax.php xhr json 457 B 31 B
213 ms
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OPTIONS
kingdomtalksmedia.net migratecourses xhr json 1.02 KB 167 B
760 ms
200
POST
kingdomtalksmedia.net migratecourses xhr json 897 B 17 B
785 ms
200
POST
kingdomtalksmedia.com admin-ajax.php xhr json 473 B 47 B
210 ms
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kingdomtalksmedia.com admin-ajax.php

Thank you! You fixed it! It appears to be working now.

I did as you requested.

“Sorry, the content area was not found in your page. You must call the_content function in the current template, in order for Elementor to work on this page.”

This is what I get when I try to access the header or footer AFTER your revision. Reverting back.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by favaworks.

I sent this to the author of Black Studio who created the plugin Black Studio TinyMCE Widget:

I am the author of many web sites (FavaWorks.com). I use Elementor as the page builder for my web sites. I also had the plugin Black Studio TinyMCE Widget.
For hours yesterday, I made attempts to fix a problem I was experiencing with Elementor. The editor was in a WHITE screen handicap that prevented me from editing any of my pages.
It was only after deactivating each of the plugins, one by one, did I discover the problem. It was your Black Studio TinyMCE Widget that was the culprit. When I deactivated this plugins, Elementor miraculously recovered.

I recommend you test and correct this plugin as others are also experiencing this – Look at Elementor forums and you’ll see what I am talking about.

=> I hope this is helpful to our Elementor users.

David