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  • The error occurred for me too, and I think because …
    1) I turned on notification settings first and selected my admin account to be notified (which is ID=1)
    2) THEN I used the setting to remove user with ID=1 and
    3) THEN later went tried to use the hide backend feature, hence the error you are reporting.

    To work around is, I went back into the notification settings and re-selected my admin account for notifications (which now appeared unselected even though I’d previously set it). When I then tried to use the backend feature I didn’t receive this error.

    However, the hide backend feature isn’t working for me currently so I’m wondering if there is another issue?

    Yup, me too. Why? Not sure. Tried uninstalling, reinstalling. Same issue. Checked folder/file permissions. They all seems fine. Any ideas?

    Thread Starter deancrabb

    (@deancrabb)

    Even the link provided in the WP Super Cache plugin is broken
    http://screencast.com/t/vFfyabwq

    Thread Starter deancrabb

    (@deancrabb)

    Its okay worked it out. The SEO options that were saved into the “options” table in the database had been truncated so the plugin was loosing all its settings. Reimported from the database, working.

    Hi,

    This thread is 6 months old. Just wondering if there is an update to the custom post type feature in Stable version or an updated Beta version since the one you posted in this thread? Have a RSS into custom content type scenario I’m trying to solve and would REALLY love this feature. 🙂

    I tried the Beta listed above and couldn’t get it to import my posts
    http://screencast.com/t/A1SeSjiXP

    Any suggestions? (and yes, based on screenshot I did try case sensitive and not case sensitive)

    Cheers

    Thread Starter deancrabb

    (@deancrabb)

    Yes, that seemed to work. I replace the password with something that didn’t include special characters and it worked fine. It backed up the database just fine. On recovery it didn’t successfully import the database back in, and didn’t through any errors but I was able to easily import the database file it had made it step one. Besides this small problem, the solution worked well.

    Thread Starter deancrabb

    (@deancrabb)

    Oh, I still had the screen open from the attempted restore. This is the result I get

    This application will attempt to restore your xxxxxxxxxx WordPress installation to the way it was on Saturday, January 28th, 2012 at 1:10pm.

    No files will be deleted during the restoration and a fresh database backup will be performed before restoration begins.

    Creating a backup of the current database. (EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/EZPZ_DB_DUMP.sql)
    Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Access denied for user ‘xxxxxxxxxxxxxx’@’myIPaddress’ (using password: YES) in /home/content/41/8215541/html/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/EZPZ_RESTORE.php on line 57

    Warning: mysql_select_db(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL-Link resource in /home/content/41/8215541/html/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/EZPZ_RESTORE.php on line 59

    Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: Can’t connect to local MySQL server through socket ‘/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock’ (2) in /home/content/41/8215541/html/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/EZPZ_RESTORE.php on line 63

    Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: A link to the server could not be established in /home/content/41/8215541/html/xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/EZPZ_RESTORE.php on line 63

    Warning: mysql_fetch_row(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/content/41/8215541/html/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/EZPZ_RESTORE.php on line 64
    ✔OK
    Backing up the current xxxxxxxxxxxx file structure. (EZPZ_RESTORATION_FILES/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.zip) ✔OK
    Restoring database to Saturday, January 28th, 2012 at 1:10pm. ✔OK
    Restoring file system to Saturday, January 28th, 2012 at 1:10pm. ✔OK

    Thread Starter deancrabb

    (@deancrabb)

    I should add, that during the manual backup process it says it backed up the database correctly.

    Thanks
    Dean

    Go into the “edit” option on the Jetpack plugin.

    find the text that says

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    put the text “return;” just like the below:

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		return;
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    Then save the file. Enjoy!

    Cheers
    Dean

    Go into the “edit” option on the Jetpack plugin.

    find the text that says

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    put the text “return;” just like the below:

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		return;
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    Then save the file. Enjoy!

    Cheers
    Dean

    Go into the “edit” option on the Jetpack plugin.

    find the text that says

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    put the text “return;” just like the below:

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		return;
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    Then save the file. Enjoy!

    Cheers
    Dean

    Go into the “edit” option on the Jetpack plugin.

    find the text that says

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    put the text “return;” just like the below:

    function admin_connect_notice() {
    		// Don't show the connect notice on the jetpack settings page. @todo: must be a better way?
    		return;
    		if ( false !== strpos( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], 'page=jetpack' ) )
    		return;

    Then save the file. Enjoy!

    Cheers
    Dean

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