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  • Thanks, Tobias! That workaround helps.

    Curiously, this addition correctly escapes fields containing commas when using a comma as the field delimiter, but does not work when other characters (such as the semicolon or pipe symbol) are used as delimiters. I am fine using commas, though.

    Thanks again!

    Greetings. I’m glad that WTR now has an export-to-CSV function. However, I am having some trouble exporting this table.

    The problem is that Excel imports fields containing a comma as a new column, even when I use a semicolon or pipe or other non-comma character as the delimiter.

    Other save-to-CSV software I’ve used will escape fields with commas by putting quotes around the field. For example:

    Field1,Field2,”this field, as an example, contains commas”

    When editing large tables it’s often useful to do so outside WordPress, thus escaping of fields-with-commas would also be useful. Can I request this as an addition to a future version of WTR?

    Thanks!

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: grep for WordPress?
    Thread Starter nycvelo

    (@nycvelo)

    Thanks! These are both great suggestions. I didn’t know content was searchable through the WP dashboard, nor was I aware of the ‘like’ keyword in SQL.

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter nycvelo

    (@nycvelo)

    The token error above was resolved by installing the p5-tokenizer port. However, my question about ownership and permissions still stands.

    There are many other cases, such as automatic upgrades of plugins, where permissions and ownership appear to be an issue.

    Thanks for any clues as to correct setup of WP with virtual hosting under Apache.

    Thread Starter nycvelo

    (@nycvelo)

    Deactivating all plugins was a good suggestion, thanks.

    After doing so and then re-activating them one at a time, it appears the problem is associated with the “Redirection” plugin. With all other plugins except that one activated, the homepage loads fine.

    Not sure what changed, since I’d been running redirection for around a week before this problem occurred. I’ll follow up with the Redirection author(s) to see about debugging and fixing this.

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter nycvelo

    (@nycvelo)

    This was on a posts page, but I’ve since tried with both static and posts and see the same behavior both ways.

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