This may help. Jairusdv figured it out!
Nope. Did the edit, still no joy. I have a file waiting in the Docs folder, ready to go, and it’s still sitting there. Meanwhile, there are no new pages on the site, and no indication why. Still unresolved.
Did you follow the same username in gDocs and WP rule?
Is it a solo or multissite WP installation?
Michael,
I just released a new version of the plugin. Can you upgrade and see if it changes anything?
If you’re still having problems, please email [email protected].
Okay, got it. The goof was mine, but it points to a documentation problem.
Google Docs folder URLs are now of the form:
...#folders/[ShortAlphaString]_[LongAlphaString]
All I needed was [LongAlphaString], but I was using everything after the slash. When I noticed that both source and destination folders had the same [ShortAlphaString], I gave it a shot without it, and it worked fine.
Thanks, everyone!
Hmm, interesting, I haven’t noticed these two different strings. Can you give me an example?
I’m having that problem, but I can’t identify the correct id.
My Google Docs folder has a very long string after #folders/. I tried to used it but it don’t work.
Can you help me? Thanks!
Examples:
0B_dBN4Mowt5zNWE3YTcwYmYtZjU5Yy00Y2JhLTljYTQtMzAzYjI0ZjJjNGQy
0B_dBN4Mowt5zOWE5YTdlNTAtM2ZkMi00MGQ3LTkzNmEtOWU0MGUxOGYwYjFj
The common part is 0B_dBN4Mowt5z
Its not working for me. Removing the common part and using only the longer section did not work (see lines from wp-config below)
define(‘DOCSTOWP_ORIGIN’, ‘NWE3YTcwYmYtZjU5Yy00Y2JhLTljYTQtMzAzYjI0ZjJjNGQy′);
define( ‘DOCSTOWP_DESTINATION’, ‘OWE5YTdlNTAtM2ZkMi00MGQ3LTkzNmEtOWU0MGUxOGYwYjFj’ );
