SCCameron

Where are you copying from and where are you copying to. I had a similar problem when I used a sub directory instead of a subdomain.

Sounds like a bad plugin or cache files were copied to destination site. Rename the plugin directory and try again to get into the site.

IE 500 is often caused by a php bug. Basically it is a crash. Does wp-clone copy all the plugins? If it has gone that far then try renaming the plugin directory which will make the plugins invisible to WordPress. See if that solves the problem. Rename it back if it does and install theme one at a time until you find the plugin that crashed.

You may have had caching running in which case the cache php file will need to be deleted and the plugin removed. You can always set up the cache again later. Hopefully one of those will fix the problem. If not something else is causing the crash.

I had that happen to me. I solved it by changing my installation from a sub directory to a sub domain. The sub domain worked fine.

Try using a different browser.

WP-Clone requires a WordPress Destination. A full WordPress site already created. This means that the database on the new site will also already be created. WP-Clone simply uses the new site as a starting point. You will need to install the plugin in the new site. Go to the new site plugin and past the url from the old site plugin. The old database will be copied into the new database.

I often find that the problem is a plugin or a cache file. Temporarily rename the plugin directory and see if you can get in. If you can then restore them back one at a time. try removing any caching php files and remove the cache plugin.

Remember you can always use the original site as a comparison to get the new site back up. Some plugins may only need to be reinstalled.

I get the same problem. Duplicate events. It seams that when I re-load and ics feed from Google it does not update the event but instead it inserts a new one. I checked the slug that is created and it is only different at the end of the slug. Its an incrementing number. I’m not sure if this is a feature or a bug.