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  • Same problem here using WordPress 4.2.2, Woocomerce 2.3 and Quick donation 1.2

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    Turned out somebody at the hosting company decided to take away the delete rights of the database user without telling me about it. That was the cause of all the problems.
    So for anybody who finds this, check that first or feel like an idiot after a couple hours of digging.

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    Hmm, there seem to be more problems than I though. I tried running wp-optimise and while it says that it’s deleted all posts revisions, nothing actually happend. Same for delete drafts or deleting Spam comments etc.
    Also when I tried to optimise the database tables again it says they’ve been optimised but when I reload the plugin page it says the tables need to be optimised.
    When I manually tried to delete some stuff (obsolete pages etc) it moves them to the trash, but when I try to empty the trash nothing actually happens.. Can anybody help me figure out what’s going on?

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    Yeah, that’s the first thing I tried when I noticed the problem.
    I’ve also tried overwriting all wordpress files but that didn’t do anything either. Based on that I’m thinking it’s some sort of database problem, maybe some tables didn’t upgrade correctly when updating wp or something?

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    Well, I’ve thought about that offcourse.
    We’ll have 3 versions, the current, the old one and a beta versions.
    The current layout will be the default (in practice 90% of our visitors will be going to this site).
    Some browsers will be redirected to the old version (ie6,ps3 browser etc.) through javascript and there will be links in the header for people who simply prefer the older version.
    The current layout will use permalinks and search engines will be pointed to the current version of the site.

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    Oh, srry ’bout that. I tend to think in themes, it’s actually a different theme, different plugins, same content. Just to be clear.

    Yeah, I was afraid rolling a plugin wouldn’t be that easy. But it is doable you think? Like I said, I’m a relative newbie at plugins, what hooks should I be looking at?

    As for the plugins,well, we want to start using disqus or intense debate. The idea is to have one of them active on the current blog and using the normal wp comments on the old version of the blog and see what user response is. We now use a couple of plugins for the comments, a karma type plugin which wouldn’t be needed on the current version since disqus or id takes care of stuff like that. We also use yet-another-post-rating-plugin which we won’t be using on the new version of the site anymore. But the favorite posts are integral to the old layout so it does need to exist. And I used a pagination plugin which I’ve replaced with some functions in functions.php on the new version of the site. Stuff like that.

    BTW, thanks for your patience and answers so far, it’s much appreciated!

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    Well the thing is, I want different backends, each version of the site uses different plugins. The only thing that’s supposed to be the same is the content. So while I don’t want to use all of multisite, I would like to use most of it 🙂

    And I’ve looked into other ways of achieving this but there’s no easy way of doing it using plugins or a shared database, because of the different plugins used and the caching. If you have any ideas on how to do this more efficiently I’d love to hear them!

    The thing is, while I’m pretty comfortable around wordpress and themes and even simple plugins I don’t really know where to start with writing a plugin for something like this. I don’t suppose there’s plugin hook like, hey!-Im-looking-for-content where I can just insert a new prefix and get it working in a jiffy huh? 🙂

    Thread Starter cheechwizz

    (@cheechwizz)

    I know it’s not meant for that, but it would be really nice if it could do it none the less 🙂
    Looking in the database I see all content is simply seperated by a prefix, blog 1 uses wp_1_ blog 2 uses wp_2 etc.
    Wouldn’t it be possible to write a plugin that get content from tables with prefix wp_1 instead of wp_2?

    I get exactly the same problem. When I save a post only 1 of the custom fields gets saved and I then have to edit the post again to add the other fields. Anybody have any ideas on this?

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