Humiges

Thank you again @themesgrove,

I thought I can use it.. just add correct links to the icons folder.

The rest should be the same… or not?

Dear @themesgrove

thank you for your kind reply.

Unfortunately, the Convert emoticons isn’t in my wordpress setting. (I’m using the latest WordPress release – self hosted)

I have found this plugin…
https://wordpress.org/plugins/emoji-settings/

However, it works only on blog posts, not comments :((

So, I’m wondering if there is maybe a function we can add to functions.php that will help to solve this?

Thank you very much

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Humiges.

Thank you for your kind reply @hissy,

Once again, thank you for this simple plugin… it really works like a charm for me more than any other CSV and more complex importers.

Anyway, I have found out way about it.

So, here is a trick, please keep backing up, backing up… this is simple way to do it on NON live sites, because it crashes your site and makes it unaccessible!

Anyway, so… Frist, back up!!! This is trick for a bit advance users who know phpMyAdmin!

So, I opened the phpMyAdmin and:

A, copy the _posts to _posts_all

B, empty whole _posts (this will obviously destroy current site – but you have it in _posts_all)

C, import your CSV (finally, work super fast :))

D, Merge the uploaded _posts with _posts_all by
INSERT IGNORE INTO YourPrefix_posts_all SELECT * FROM YourPrefix_posts

…you have now all in _posts_all

E, Empty _posts and repeat B-D as many times you wish

…

When you are done… remove empty _posts and rename the _posts_all to _posts

Hope it makes sense
Good luck 🙂

Dear @cdillon27

this plugin actually works much better than any other CSV importers we tried… here is a simple reason for it… only this one allows us to use our own ID.
Believe me, we tried sooo many other CSV importers.

So, the option can be to just switch off the “update” = “check if the post exists” … possibly by removing part of the code… I just don’t want to mess around, so I thought I would ask.

It really works like a charm… just painfully slow and since we keep using this… it would take around 10days to do it… which is bad because we need some time for testing.

Thanks a lot

PS: we are importing those data:
post_id
post_title
post_author
post_date
post_type
post_status
post_content
post_tags

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by Humiges.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by Humiges.

Thanks a lot Alin @deconf 🙂
I understand the roles would be too difficult.
Is there at least any chance we can forget about the user-roles and just have the Analytics in widget – the same one which shows on every page in admin bar? The one which select each page data separately?
Or, maybe can I add this Analytics button via some shortcode to selected articles?
Thanks a lot 🙂