dgebel

Ok, still the same problem. If it matters, I’m on a Bluehost shared host and this is a folder off my html directory, with the particular domain assigned to a subdomain, mapped to the relevant subdirectory.

Just to be sure I did it right, I typed the following into wp-config.php in the site’s main directory:

if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
	define('BMI_CLI_ENABLED', false);
	define( 'ABSPATH', dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/' );
}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by dgebel.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by dgebel.

Thanks so much – that works MUCH better!

Virtually everything was restored. So far, the only things I’ve found that weren’t restored were a couple of “first time” settings in one of the plugins, and one of the customized background image in a theme section.

Going to try a more complex site soon.

One thing I was confused about… when I uploaded a backup, I thought it was going to do the restore at the same time. I was very confused when there was absolutely no change to the site…???? And then I clicked on the Restore button on the uploaded file, and… it worked “that time”. I redid everything, and finally realized what happened.

I would suggest something like… maybe on the popup after an upload, asking if the user also wants to do a restore from the uploaded file at this time. Something like “Upload successful: Do you want to restore the uploaded site now?” <restore site> <restore later>

Ah, I see.
Reasonable assumption, but yes, would be good to have that check included, for themes like GP or other plugins. At least it should be a pre-requisite check done.

Preferably, loading only on pages that actually have the plugin of course. 🙂

Anyway, thanks again for very quickly pointing me to the solution!

Fantastic! Thank you very much!
Unfortunately, one of the reasons I wanted to switch was speed. I hope I can load jq only on that one page.

Hi @kbat82 Sorry, I was heading out right after I posted.

I’m going to have to just bump up the size to about 1.3em and leave it. It’s not as large on desktop as I’d like, but at least it’s not overflowing the image on phone-Chrome. Although there’s too much space below the text for some reason too. At least in Chrome. Firefox doesn’t have that problem.

Strangely, in landscape mode, it works fine on the phone in Chrome. It’s just portrait mode that has the problem. I think below a certain page width, it’s forcing something that is not exactly what I want. Oh well.

VW Seems to work fine on the desktop but not on mobile. There’s no change on mobile; maybe it’s registering as high-resolution.

Mike,
I’m still not working with 2.04
I’ve sent you the details with the subject “login credentials”.

I thought is was working with 2.02 as long as I didn’t force admin. I managed to get in at once point, but then the admin gave me only a 404 error.

I haven’t had time to test the 3.3 version yet but…

Ya, I would need to specify the individual subdirectory too, because I have multiple add-on domains pointing to the subdirectory sites. And possibly another in my userid root directory.

Sounds like this indicates the source of the problem, that the plugin is assuming a root directory.