richlv

thank you for the quick response. in this case, it’s a hosted instance, not much control over it (and vendors like rhel will provide support for a while still).

thank you for the clarification on the last version to support php 5.3 – will find out whether the hosting company plans to upgrade, use the old version if not ??

…and others find that mildly offensive. oh well ??

the browser does send english only as i prefer to have a consistent experience. in this case, i’m quite sure the geolocation points at latvia, but your lookup rules are a bit… strange ??

for the record, wordpress.com-specific backup topic moved to https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/backup-a-wordpresscom-hosted-site

oh, no – the question was about wordpress.com hosted one.
Ravi, thanks – i didn’t notice that there are separate forums for hosted/downloadable and got confused. thanks for clearing that up, will head there ??

a bit more on-topic, if somebody has successfully migrated from a wordpress.com hosted instance into a locally hosted one, i’d be interested in hearing about that experience.

yes, i spotted that i can’t, was hoping devs might get interested in it ??

the effect also seems to be different, doesn’t it ? if i’d like to set it to “immediately”, but i don’t know when it would be published – could be today, could be in a week – i can’t really reset that value and forget about it…

but i don’t want to publish it. i want to set the time back to “immediately”

it was never published ??

but for the draft (somehow) september 10th or so was set.

possible. not sure about wordpress terminology. user level description is in the first paragraph in the first post ??

clicking cancel just leaves the previous date/time, but i want to make it “immediately” again.

it is a draft. it has never been published. but there is no way to set “Publish on” back to “Immediately”