jamesseoptiks

Cool, thanks ??

Hi,
Yes that was the one. The “repeat as necessary” at the bottom suggests I can keep adding individual custom post types using the import, but it doesn’t mention that it will remove existing post types. Just thought this was quite an important thing to mention about how the import works. Unless it’s not meant to work this way and something went wrong on my site lol.

I have also had this issue on a site that was no longer using this plugin. Even after deactivating and deleting I am still getting regular calls to it from IP 50.76.204.61.
Sample access log entry:
50.76.204.61 – – [18/Feb/2020:06:08:11 -0600] “GET /?plugin=all-in-one-event-calendar&controller=ai1ec_exporter_controller&action=export_events&no_html=true HTTP/1.0” 200 98647 “-” “Microsoft Office/16.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Microsoft Outlook 16.0.12430; Pro)”
This request is happeneing constantly. I’m going to block the IP address but after completely removing this plugin I’m not sure why I keep getting external requests to it’s exporter. Something is definitely going on with this plugin.

Just wanted to confirm I also had the exact same error on a brand new installation with no other plugins except woocommerce and default WP theme.

Good call, it was indeed. Thanks for the quick response and hope you are also having a good day!

Hi Denis,
Thanks so much for the quick reply. I found another issue on the site where the admin page was redirecting to the homepage. I cleared my browsers cache and lone behold, it fixed both issues!
In case anyone else has this happen, try clearing your browser cache first!

Thank you for replying Kelly, much appreciated! ?? In the end I went with incorporating the add-ons into attributes with variations instead to negate the need for a product add-on plugin which works well and I can keep the price hidden.