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  • Thread Starter twop

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    EDIT: unchecked “Filter Long URL Strings” in System Tweaks and this fixed the problem.

    Thread Starter twop

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    edit: I have XML-RPC enabled under WordPress tweaks and still have problem

    This iss what Woocommerce support said:

    You’ll want to make sure that the plugin isn’t blocking requests of XML-RPC or API from Jetpack. If they only offer XML-RPC access by whitelisting IP addresses, then they will need to whitelist the IP addresses listed here:

    https://jetpack.com/support/hosting-faq/#jetpack-whitelist

    Please note that these IP addresses could change (or more could be added) at any time. For that reason, we recommend your host uses the machine-readable versions of these IP ranges in JSON or plain text format to automate configuration changes on their systems.

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    Thread Starter twop

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    Thanks, Borislav. I already have it set to exclude mu-plugins but it still hangs on that part of the import. Any other ideas?

    Thread Starter twop

    (@twop)

    Awesome thanks!
    I think i just get confused with it comes to data bases and all that server side stuff. Makes sense now.
    Thanks a bunch =)

    Thread Starter twop

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    Thanks samboll
    So if i just move the theme folder to my original theme folder after I edit it, it should still work?
    Thanks

    can you go back into the published post and add tags?

    You can do this under the ‘pages’ option in Dashboard
    or
    if you want to manually do it and still keep the same style as your website (which is what i think you’re asking) you can do this:
    (may be difficult if you aren’t familiar with code based web editing)
    -go to your site in firefox (a page with less on it is easiest)
    -go to view>page source
    -Copy the code
    -Paste it in your text editor (I use Smultron on Mac)
    -Find the main content section in the code and delete in between the div tags ex:
    <div>delete here</div>
    (be sure to make a backup first)
    -Add your new content in between the div tags and save.
    -Upload to your server
    -Link to the page

    There probably is a way to do it that is easier…but I’m self taught so I’m sure its not orthodox. Anyway it works for me and I use it all the time for new content.

    Thread Starter twop

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    hmmm, I appreciate your help but I have no clue how to use that =)

    Is there a way to do it in dashboard? Or is this wamp thing not that confusing? I just don’t want to mess up anything.

    Thanks

    Have you changed anytthing recently in any other file in your blog folder?

    THIS FIXED MY PROBLEM:

    I was playing with some of the settings that weren’t mentioned in any of the posts I found on the forums and was able to fix the problem WITHOUT messing with permissions and safe-mode. When logged into WordPress dashboard(wp-admin url page) I went to settings>miscellaneous. I changed ‘Store uploads in this folder’ to ‘wp-content/uploads’ (mine was this by default but I made sure it was this since I read it could cause this problem if it wasn’t this), then I unchecked the ‘Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders’ box. Unchecking this box and saving the changes is what solved my problem.

    THIS FIXED MY PROBLEM:

    I was playing with some of the settings that weren’t mentioned in any of the posts I found on the forums and was able to fix the problem WITHOUT messing with permissions and safe-mode. When logged into WordPress dashboard(wp-admin url page) I went to settings>miscellaneous. I changed ‘Store uploads in this folder’ to ‘wp-content/uploads’ (mine was this by default but I made sure it was this since I read it could cause this problem if it wasn’t this), then I unchecked the ‘Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders’ box. Unchecking this box and saving the changes is what solved my problem.

    THIS FIXED MY PROBLEM:

    I was playing with some of the settings that weren’t mentioned in any of the posts I found on the forums and was able to fix the problem WITHOUT messing with permissions and safe-mode. When logged into WordPress dashboard(wp-admin url page) I went to settings>miscellaneous. I changed ‘Store uploads in this folder’ to ‘wp-content/uploads’ (mine was this by default but I made sure it was this since I read it could cause this problem if it wasn’t this), then I unchecked the ‘Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders’ box. Unchecking this box and saving the changes is what solved my problem.

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