wlampkin

That’s what I was thinking, too. Are there any characters or symbols in a .csv file that might foul up things after import?

For instance, most entries are like this second line here:

post_title,post_content,post_type,tax_event_type
1879-01-01,”• Fictioneer Joseph Taylor Hazard was born Jan. 1, 1879. #otd #pulpmags”,tdih_event,births

But some have URLs and some HTML in them. I’ve double-quoted the quotes (“”xx””). But in order to have multiple events on a specific date (without separate lines which overwrite the previous one), I’ve done this:

1881-01-08,”&bull;&nbsp;Fictioneer Bertrand Sinclair was born Jan. 8, 1881. #otd #pulpmags</dd>
<dd>&bull;&nbsp;Fictioneer John G. Neihardt was born Jan. 8, 1881. #otd #pulpmags”,tdih_event,births

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by wlampkin.

Thank you!

I’m having this same problem. It does look like the URL is wrong.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by wlampkin.

Same here. Any updates coming?

I really appreciate your responsiveness and help! Thank you, again!

@reneesoffice Just upgraded to 1.21.0, and reloaded the Site Kit Dashboard and there was an option to reset. Clicked that, followed the steps, and everything seems to be up and running now. Thank you very much!

@reneesoffice I appreciate your efforts. Thanks!

@reneesoffice Just tried again, and got the same result: “You don’t have permissions to authenticate with Site Kit.”

1. Site Health info submitted via the Google Form.

2. I’m 99.9 percent certain we used WP Migrate DB Pro.

3. I’ve uploaded two screenshots since I wasn’t sure which page you were referring to:
Image 1
Image 2

Neither have a reset link.

4. Yes, wp-admin.

Thank you for your help, Renee!

Thanks for your posts, @thepauluk and @gamethrall. I installed jQuery Migrate Helper as soon as it was suggested. That solved the problem of being locked out of the Publish box. Fortunately, I didn’t lose any of the custom statuses.

I’m getting the same warning on the Custom Status page.

Thanks! That worked. I appreciate the help!

Posted to quickly. The solution was to add: postfix_singular=”minute”

Nice plugin!

Thanks, Jayde, that solved the problem.

Great plugin!

I just discovered the same problem with my Dashboard after updating to 1.4 earlier today. Replacing it with 1.4.1 solved the issue. Thanks!

I’ve noticed the same issue since upgrading to WordPress 4.4, too. Kind of a pain to have to manually delete the rel= string for each image in a post.

Anyone have a solution?