Kinsta

Hey @soopablogga, in our testing, we found that reinstalling the WP core should clear up the blank wp-admin path. If you need help with that, feel free to reach out to our support team on the MyKinsta dashboard.

Thanks @yaniiliev – I will reach out to the team that handles this and if we have any questions, we’ll send you contact over your contact form.

– Jeff Paul
Director of Technical Support

Hello Pa7 and Yani.

The All-in-One WP Migration plugin was banned on Kinsta’s platform back on August 17th, 2018 as users were using the backup functionality of the plugin which caused excessive disk i/o operations that affected our public infrastructure negatively.

I’ve personally used the plugin in the past and have found it to be extremely helpful in migrating sites. Kinsta does not ‘vendor lock’ as was stated and provides our own downloadable backups which are available directly from within MyKinsta for download.

https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/wordpress-backups/#downloadable-backups

Kinsta has you covered for backups as we automatically take a snapshot of your site every day and provide upgradeable options to snapshot every 6 hours or every hour. This snapshot is of your entire site’s config, including the operating system.

I would love to see the All in One Migration plugin available on the Kinsta platform and if the developers are willing to work with us to make that happen, we can certainly remove it from our banned list.

@yaniiliev – To delist the plugin, we would essentially need the plugin to detect Kinsta’s infrastructure and disable the backup option.

There are a few different ways to do this, but one of the easiest ones is to just check for the $_SERVER['KINSTA_CACHE_ZONE'] variable. If it exists, the site is hosted on our infrastructure.

I’d be glad to start up a dialog with you and your development team on how we could begin to support your plugin. Let me know what the best method is to contact you directly and we’ll get started.

– Jeff Paul
Director of Technical Support

Hi tinus2,
Yes we’ll officially retire this plugin as it causes more pain than happiness ?? sorry about that. We’re very much active and I’m not sure which “large project custom quote” you’re referring to, could you please drop me a line at markgavalda at kinsta com please? Much appreciated!
Bests,
Mark

Hi Laura,

There are a lot of missing assets on that page:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ma9091rkv6th67c/Screenshot%202014-10-08%2015.25.01.png?dl=0

Please correct those before we can investigate further!

Thanks,
Mark

Just wanted to update everyone else on this, we’re working on pinpointing the issue and finding a solution for Aya! ??

Great to hear that, nestro! Cheers

In case (hopefully) you’re still looking to use this plugin, we have released an update! Please check it out. Thanks

We have released a new version for this issue, please update the plugin!

We have released a new version for this issue, please update the plugin!

I think this might be an incompatibility issue or a bug in one of the classes we’re using. I will update the Custom Metaboxes class that we’re using for the admin options and release a new version of the slider! Sorry about this :-/
Thanks,
Mark

Hey,
Can you let me know which theme is that you’re trying to use with IS? That’s an odd behavior, I’ll try to replicate it and find a solution though ??
Thanks,
Mark

Sorry somehow I missed your topic! ?? We will push a new version of one of the libraries we use to handle the Options fields that has this bug fixed.

Thanks,
Mark

Hi,
Unfortunately there’s no easy way to do that, it would require a serious effort to rewrite the code like that.
Bests,
Mark

Hi,

You’ll have to use the shortcode [infinte_slider] (or the PHP equivalent with the do_shortcode function) where you’d like the slider to be placed! I’ll try and add more documentation.

Thanks,
Mark