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Hello @fuentes990

We would like to verify that you have PHP 4.0.2 or greater.

Please add a file named phpinfo.php containing

<?php

phpinfo();

To the Source and Target websites.

Then visit in your browser and send us the result.

The mcrypt_get_iv_size() function is built into PHP but may be disabled via your configuration.

Hi Samjco,

Thanks for writing to us. Yes, WPSiteSync is designed to allow multiple Source sites to Push Content to a single Target site. The first time you push any Content, it tries to find matching content (by post name) on the Target site. Once it does this, it saves an association of the Source’s ID and the ID of the Content on the Target. When you do this from another Source site, the same thing happens: it finds the matching content on the Target and saves the IDs. But it will save the unique post ID from each Source site separately, so subsequent Push requests will always find the same content’s ID on the Target.

I hope that satisfies your question. Please let us know if you need anything more. If this does answer your question, we’d like to ask that you mark this issue as “resolved.” Thanks!

Hello @hirantha,

Thank you for contacting us.

The “cannot write authentication token” usually happens when/if the database tables are not created correctly.
Please try deactivating, deleting then reinstalling the plugin. If that still doesn’t work, verify that the database credentials have “create table” privileges.

Please let us know if this solution works for you.

Hello Martin,

Are you still having this issue? If so, any additional information would be helpful.
Otherwise, if the issue has been fixed, we would appreciate if you could mark this thread as “Resolved”.

Thank you very much!

Hello Martin,

Have you finished setting up WP Site Sync with all the fields filled out? The metabox will not appear if the settings are not complete. It needs to be authenticated on the settings page first. Or, if you’re trying to sync a custom post type and not using the CPT extension, that could be another reason why the metabox isn’t showing up.

If the above conditions have been met and still, the metabox doesn’t show up. Please send us an email at support@serverpress.com so we can assist you further. Please provide the login credentials to your Source site so we can take a look.

Great! Glad to hear you got it working. Please let us know if you need anything else.

If this issue is resolved, would you please mark it as “resolved?” We’d appreciate it.

Thanks and have a great day.

Hi dhock194,

We’re sorry to hear that you’re having trouble.

To track this down, we need to see what is causing the error. Do you have access to the web server (Apache?) logs on the Source? The error logs should be reporting some information that will be useful finding out what is causing this. If not, adding WordPress error logging on the Source could help. You can add or update the following in your wp-config.php file:

define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true );

Then, re-enter the configuration settings and save them. This should add some information to the log file located at wp-content/debug.log. Please send us the debug.log and the wp-content/plugins/wpsitesynccontent/~log.txt file via our support form at https://serverpress.com/contact/ and we will investigate. Also, please include your .org forum name, “dhock194”, so we know what it’s referring to.

Thanks.

Hello Cesar,

You are absolutely correct they are creating additional items beyond the post and postmeta. This would require an extension specific to their plugin(Events Manager). We will add this to the list of requested extensions.