Hi @mzwach,
Based on the error, the table wp_pmxe_posts wasn’t created properly when the plugin was activated. Can you please try deactivating and deleting it, download a fresh copy, then install and activate the new copy? Hopefully that will cause the table to be created this time.
If you still see the same error, another plugin is probably causing a conflict. The quickest way to check is to:
- Temporarily deactivate all your other plugins.
- Then, see if WP All Export activates without any errors.
- If it does, just reactivate your other plugins one by one.
I hope this helps.
Thanks!
Note: I’m not affiliated with WP All Export/Import; I’m just a user who enjoys helping out in the community.
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This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by
Rizwan.
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This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by
Rizwan.
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mzwach
(@mzwach)
Hi,
thank you for your reply.
I have tried to delete and re-install your plugin – no change.
Since it seems that the table creation of your plugin-table fails, I dont think that disabling all other plugins will help :-/
I think that it is maybe related to the old PHP version on my system (7.3) or the old wp?
In the meantime I have found another solution to export data.
thx
Michael
Hi @mzwach,
I think that it is maybe related to the old PHP version on my system (7.3) or the old wp?
Yes, that’s possible. PHP 7.4 or greater is required for the plugin to work properly: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/server-configuration/
It is still possible that there is a conflict because of a 3rd party plugin, so i still advice doing the conflict test as mentioned previously. Remember to take a full backup of your website before you proceed.
Thanks,