ryanneace

Hi, I’m also trying to export everything at once.

Thanks for writing back and for your support!

Unfortunately, I did upgrade to 14.14 this morning, but when I did, all of the forms on my site (there are tons) stopped working. All of them. I rolled it back to 14.13.3 and prefer to keep it that way for now because I don’t have time to try to figure out that issue. I have experienced zero bugs with 14.13.3.

Are you willing to tell me how do I activate cformsII support on the CFDB plugin?

I totally understand. I’ve downloaded that but seem to be a bit at a loss as to how it can be used to download the cforms stuff. A tutorial would be spectacular as I suspect this question will continue to come up. I’ve got the CFDB plugin installed. What do I do now? Sorry to have to ask this!

Ok. I’m guessing it went away with the download feature. But if you can’t search the database and you can’t download from the database, it would seem to greatly reduce the functionality of this plugin. I’m not trying to be a butt-face, I have been using this plugin for years! I’m just saying…I can’t get my data except to manually pull it by combing through the index every time. Is there a different way to access info?

I’ve got the CFDB plugin installed, but don’t understand how to use it to download cform records. Can you help?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by ryanneace.

Thank you so much for the quick response — works great now!

Thanks for writing back. What I’m saying is that in spite of the fact that I have specified a directory that does in fact work (wp-content/uploads/CFORMS), I continue to get the “Can’t find the specified Upload Directory ! Please verify that it exists!” error.

What did you do, Liz?

I went to All in One SEO, General Settings, and clicked the button at the bottom — Reset All Settings to Defaults. Fixed.

Yup. Posts are enabled as they always have been. Again, it worked previously and no settings have been changed. It shows up on the “all posts” list (See screenshot below), but not in the post itself.

https://s12.postimg.org/by6giyctp/Screen_Shot_2015_06_30_at_8_41_19_PM.png

There is no option for all in one seo, if there is supposed to be.

Thanks wpsmort for responding again. Yes, I checked. Here’s what it looks like: https://s27.postimg.org/q8pgdhe3n/Screen_Shot_2015_06_30_at_3_37_12_PM.png

Original htaccess file restored and now my sites are back up. Completely deleted All in one seo pack and reinstalled, still unable to enter information on posts. It does show up on the all post listing in WP, but again, in an actual post itself, I cannot enter SEO information. Thoughts anyone?

Thanks!

And…deleting the htaccess file and replacing altogether took down all of my sites. I’m going to have my tech support team restore that file, then delete the plugin and do a fresh install. I’m not sure what this was supposed to have done, but it caused a significantly larger problem than what it was supposed to fix. I will re-post to let folks know whether my proposed suggestion here fixes the problem.

Done, but to no avail. Other thoughts?