@oddduck,
Good morning and thanks for using our plugin.
Have you checked the PHP error log? Maybe there is some kind of problem there.
Hi,
I’m having the same issue. I used the plugin a few weeks ago and it was working great, but not anymore.
After taking a look at the database, I can see that the users are inserted in the users table, however they all have user_id = 0. I guess that could be the cause of the issue?
@davelavoie,
Very strange indeed!
Could you tell me if you have any plugin, core version… maybe can debug the error from there.
Hi Javier, thanks for your help.
I’ve realized the issue was caused by the fact there were no primary_key set in the users table, and the auto increment was disabled for the user_id, so all imported users had a user_id of 0… I don’t know why it happened initialy, since I didn’t change anything in the database. However it’s safe to assume that it’s not your plugin’s fault 😉
I still suggest to @oddduck to take a look at the database in the users table, one never knows!
@davelavoie,
Thanks for solving this 🙂
This is really strange, maybe some problem installing WordPress? Not sure.
Anyway, any other problem you have, you can tell us.
Please remember to donate or writing a good review to help us with the plugin’s develop and support.
Hey guys,
I just wanted to upload on what my issue was (and let you know that is it now resolved).
I had updated php on my server form 5.6 to 7.0 (on ubuntu 16.04). I noticed that the issue was corrected this morning after installing php7.0-mbstring, php7.0-xml and php7.0-zip. That at least narrows it down a bit. My WP database was fine.
@oddduck,
Thanks for your message, maybe WordPress needs those dependencies to work correctly.
Not sure, but for everyone in an own hosting is a good advise.