• Resolved Candymac

    (@candymac)


    I’m attempting to upgrade from version 1 (which I was using on a custom post type). I didn’t see the migration script you referred to on the settings page. I took a peek at the plugin and discovered it was hidden as the plugin did not detect any legacy content (I forced it to display and ran it anyhow – without success). I know the content is there, when I downgrade the plugin it shows up again.

    As suggested, I also tried creating a new instance called ‘attachments’ (with the correct CPT specified), but it just shows up on the edit page without any content in it.

    Any Thoughts? I love this plugin and want to upgrade!

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/attachments/

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  • Fee

    (@wdfee)

    Hey Jonathan,
    I’ve the same issue and I experienced that in my case the migration tool was hidden because in my multisite setup the plugin was network activated. I took a look into your code, it’s caused in class.attachments.legacy.php line 48

    if( isset( $plugins['attachments/index.php'] ) )
         return;

    Is there a reason for this or should it maybe be if( !isset( ... ?
    (I did this little hack and so the migration worked for me even when network activated)

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