kersti

Thanks for looking at it so fast – I was able to find my mistake, I imported the wrong file type. (That’s what happens when you’re working in a high stress environment). I’ve updated my review to reflect my mistake.

I have had the same issue. I exported CSV for the columns, created a total of 5 new coupons based on previous entries where I changed the coupon name and incremented the IDs to ensure that they would be unique. Importing this I managed to cancel the import after it had added over 1000 blank entries. My wordpress is up to date, my woocommerce is also up to date. This is quite seriously broken!

Thank-you!

No it’s not. The examples given for the code are for Twenty Ten, and show you where to place code in loop.php – this doesn’t exist in Twenty Eleven.

Have also tried disabling all plugins, no luck – won’t display pages either

OK, thanks – didn’t help me unfortunately ?? Have started new thread

Website is https://www.kersti.com

Have tried repairing tables but that hasn’t helped – totally lost here!

How do you repair the tables?

I’ve checked the options table and yes they were correct, it was a plugin that was causing the problem – thank-you so much for the response.

An update – I’ve just reinstalled, removed the old site, dropped the tables then installed – all looked good so added in my theme. All looked good again so imported my data. Bang, all is a blank screen again.

OK, just confirmed that .htaccess is the same for this site and for another site running on the same physical server that is also wordpress

Is it worth trying to reinstall? How would I do that?

I don’t have that – will see if I can get hold of it

WordPress install is within a subdirectory. In root is another site. I updated a few files in root but didn’t touch the wordpress subdir at all.

I think of them as large tags, the ones that you use all the time. If you were posting about books think of them as the fiction/non-fiction type of split.