robsonfgjunior

I was able to get around it. In my case, the generated ZIP file when I exported from the source website had a different structure than what the plugin expects. It was:
ZIP file > “P” Directory > Options.json and Images.json
But the plugin code actually expects:
ZIP file > Options.json and Images.json

So what I did was to open the exported ZIP file on my computer, then make a new zip by compressing the Options.json and Images.json directly and uploaded them to the destination website.
The problem went away and the options were imported correctly.
So while this is a good workaround, the plugin author should fix that extra directory that is being created during the export, or alternatively, look for the JSON files recursively inside the extracted zip during the import.

Same happening here!

Additionally: function get_the_terms works ok, but it doesn’t suit me cause it shows all item for the taxonomy type and not the items relative to a single post.

Thank you so much for your help Jeremy! I did what you told me and it totally worked. I have all my stats back!

Thak you! Thank you! Thank you!

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Yeah i know …
but you already answered your question on the post above ??

I didn’t.
Thats an optional function its not mandatory ..
The authentication keys are meant to increase security on your passwords, but your site can work fine without it.

You don’t HAVE to manually check the config file. I’ve done lots of auto upgrades on my sites and never verified the file afterwards. it just works fine :p

Well its easy … just download the latest version and check the wp-config-sample file. Then compare with your auto modified version to see if you have any unnecessary code on yours.
Then you will see if the upgrade function was intelligent enough or not ??

Well 4 months and still no answer …

I’m curious .. has no one ever tried to that before me? :p

Hi.
What you are asking is too vague. You should be more specific with your problem so we can help you ??

i dont see whats the problem .. i mean it does work after this message right?

I dont think it does any modification to the configuration file during an upgrade. I have a site for many years and it was “auto upgraded” a few times and wp-config is exactly the same.

If you think, theres no need to change the data there, unless of course you change your database connection info so theres no reason why wordpress should edit that file ??

nice ??

Maybe your theme has some weird function to remove links from posts?
I cant help you any further .. sorry for that

try to put it inside the loop