neanderslob

Alright, I figured it out for my situation (maybe it will work for you). The script was looking for a post object of which I had none. I’d deleted my “Hello World” post but had not yet added another so when it went to look for a post, it came up empty.

Add a post just as filler and see if that doesn’t do it for you.

Also getting this error but have no idea what’s causing it. Will check back if I find a solution.

Same here. ??

Bump?

It IS a little funny to see a backup plugin without a shred of documentation on how to restore your site from what it creates. Here’s the deal with this plugin as far as I can tell. It basically takes your public HTML folder and dumps it onto your dropbox account in a directory “WordPressBackup.” In order to restore from this, all you have to do is upload the contents of the directory to the public_html directory on your server. You can do this via FTP or the upload tool in your C-Panel. It’s important to note that (again, as far as I can tell) this tool does nothing to back up your databases which you should take care of using PhpMyAdmin in your C-Pannel as well. Overall I like the plugin, I think it’s a sharp idea; it’s just lacking some critical documentation. But really, what it’s lacking isn’t that complicated.

Also, let me clarify, the question is “is there a plugin that would conveniently do this for me?” I’m already familiar with the “Menu on footer” program but that includes all page links except when specified. Sorry, I wrote the above post when I was on the phone and wasn’t really paying attention when I did.