7 matching results for "BeauS":
| Topic Title | Author | Comment Text | Created | Forum |
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| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | Paul, thank you so much for your help. I am planning on working on the database tomorrow. I will update you later on that part of this project. I am going to delete the WordPress install I started with, including deleting WordPress. I think I can be more productive with the limited time I have for this project if I stay in the stand along version. How do I activate my WSN license in the stand alone version so I can delete WordPress? I reviewed your April 15th post above which seems to slice WSN Links out of WordPress, which would keep the license intact. My situation is different. Right now the stand alone version at https://radiolinks.net/rlinks is running in trial mode. I would like to move my license to that install, if that is possible. If not, I will attempt to cut WSN Links out of WordPress as you outlined. Since this thread has wondered around a bit, I will start posting my questions in separate threads so we can keep on topic better. I really appreciate your hard work on your scripts. They are really good. |
Apr 17, 2021 - 10:37 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | Paul, I decided to install the stand-alone version and see what the differences are. I used the gtlinksimporter.php to import my data. We are missing some parts of the data: 1. No descriptions of links or categories 2. No hits counts or statistics 3. No links marked "Popular" 4. No members (people who submitted links to the original site) I was able to "Regenerate Counters" on the stand-alone install. I cannot find the CSV/TSV Importer that you referred to. That may be the best way to get all our data imported. The stand-alone install is at https://radiolinks.net/rlinks We are making progress. I will probably move our license to the stand-alone version. I will refer to your earlier post on that. Thanks again for your help. -BeauS |
Apr 16, 2021 - 4:09 PM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | I worked with my ISP to get 500M memory allocated to our virtual host. The gtlinksimporter.php tool ran and imported the categories and links. None of the descriptions for categories or links imported. I was not allowed the opportunity to "regenerate counters" due to the gateway timing out. That is where the migration stands at this moment. Any suggestions on the best way to move forward will be appreciated. https://radiolinks.net/main/links1 Thank you for your help. -BeauS |
Apr 16, 2021 - 1:08 PM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | I may have spoken too soon. I just looked at the mySQL database and the "Description" for the links did not import. I will stop working on this until I hear back from you. Thanks. -BeauS |
Apr 16, 2021 - 12:13 PM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | Paul, I good news. The 2004 gtlinksimporter.php script worked...for the most part. The catagories imported correctly, but the links bombed out when my virtual host ran out of memory. Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 10487200 bytes) in /home/radiolinks/www/www/main/links1/includes/mysqli.php on line 61 One way to get around this would be to move this project off the virtual host to a more robust server, at least for importing and then export/import the sql file. I will also contact my ISP support team and see if they have any ideas. Have you got any suggestions at this point? Also, what is "WSN's CSV/TSV import option"? I am a newbie on WSN tools. Thanks for your help. -BeauS |
Apr 16, 2021 - 12:08 PM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | Thanks for the reply. I appreciate you replying to my post right away. I will start working on this project by the weekend. The import of the flat file data will be crucial. I was successful years ago migrating data in mySQL so I am optimistic. I will try your importer first. My thinking is that using WordPress as a framework for the project offers other opportunities for developing a more robust experience for site visitors. I look forward to working with you. -BeauS |
Apr 15, 2021 - 8:11 AM | Paid Scripts Support |
| Change from WordPress Plugin to Stand-alone Version | BeauS | We are looking for replacement software for Gossamer-Threads Links 1.11 used on our website https://radiolinks.net. Gossamer-Threads has been acquired by another company and it looks like their links project has been abandoned. I would like to try the WordPress plugin for WSN Links. However, if the WordPress plugin does not meet our needs, can we then switch to the stand-alone version without an additional charge? -Beau |
Apr 14, 2021 - 2:36 PM | Paid Scripts Support |