Shea Curran
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Got it. I have activated the licenses on the main site plugins, purged cache, now waiting to see the updates. I will let you know if they do not show in the next day. Thanks!
To that point, the core plugin is not network activated and receiving the updates – it is only the non core plugins not getting updates.
Licensing the Geodirectory plugins requires me to network activate them (I am guessing because they are not network activated), which I am trying not to. I don’t have any issues with other plugins not being network activated to receive updates, so I am hoping there is an alternative?
This reply has been marked as private.Thank you, Alex. That worked with adding a payment link to that project. Much appreciated!
I have updated all plugins (thanks for noticing that) but I am still seeing the problem. The other issue with the address constantly reverting to the Denver address on the backend when adding new listings has been fixed, however.
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Perfect, thanks. If I can suggest, it might make sense to add to the top of https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/ so that users are aware of this from the beginning.
Thank you Alex! Everything seems to be working now 🙂
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SO the major issue was that I was actually running V1 on geodirectory and V2 for all of the addons. It is now saying that it needs to run the data conversion, even though I deleted the V1 plugin and uploaded and activated the V2 plugin… Any ideas on why it is asking for the data conversion and if I should?
Ahhhh okay, that makes sense. I was definitely confused about the different options in selecting the download, so thank you!
This was actually one of many fatal errors. Do the plugins have to be activated across the network for a multisite? I have been activating them just on the subsite because I do not need them across the network. However, the support person for my hosting provider mentioned “It looks like disabling that plugin just triggered another PHP fatal error to happen due to another of the “geodirectory” plugins, specifically the “geodir_review_rating_manager” one. The overall issue may be that these plugins need to be active on the network rather than just being active on a subsite specifically.”
This was the error from the settings page plugin:
PHP Fatal error: Class ‘GeoDir_Settings_Page’ not found in /nas/content/live/cannekt10/wp-content/plugins/geodir_recaptcha/includes/admin/settings/class_geodir_recaptcha_admin_settings.php on line 12,
