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Yes, you can see a screenshot here: https://almahealingcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Screen-Shot-2019-08-16-at-6.15.23-PM.png

The issue still persists.
Thanks

I will start a new thread for the qTranslateX question since that may be more helpful to other.

Hi Paolo,

Yes, this worked, though I notice the map elements (Attractions and Feature for example) aren’t translated. More importantly though, could you address my initial question about geodirectory’s compatibility to qTranslateX?

Thanks for your prompt response, I appreciate it and am so far loving this plugin.

Best,
Sandra

The website is https://asylumaccess.org/, but if you don’t see text it’s because I’ve removed it for the launch.

I did upgrade manually (everything but wp-content), that’s why I’m surprised it says I still need an upgrade.

thanks,

I tried this but then it got stuck on “unpacking update”.

I’ve lost faith in WP’s automatic updating system…

Same thing happened to me with the same error message and can’t access admin pages. Any working solutions out there?

I just downloaded the following plug-in: Quick Page/Post Redirect DEV

Easy to use, does what I needed without messing with htaccess.
Thanks for your help though!

Ok, I’ll try to explain it better. On my homepage there is a normal navigation and also several highlighted blog posts. For one of the Blog Posts, I would like to link directly to another Page (not Post) on the website.

Right now, when I click on the Blog Post, it takes me to its own url. I would like it to take me to another existing page. The purpose of this Blog Post is just to highlight something that exists in a more complete form on another page.

In the case that this isn’t possible, would there be a way to immediately redirect the post to the correct page?

Hi zoonini and thanks for your input. However, the page I need to link is actually not Page, but a Post, and as far as I can tell, there is no option to choose a “parent page” for posts. Do you know what I mean?

I’m not sure how that has anything to do with it. The site was up an running once I migrated everything. It was just when I changes the site URL in the wordpress settings that I could no longer access the wp-admin.

If the nameservers were a problem, the site wouldn’t have worked to begin with, right?