Due to the issue described here, it is recommended, regardless of your current plug-in version, that you update to 0.2.1, which fixes this issue. Here are the instructions on how to do so without losing any data.
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Download the plug-in archive to a location on your local hard drive and unpack it;
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Fire up an FTP client, such as Filezilla and connect to where your website is hosted;
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Using the “Remote Site” panel, on the remote location your website is hosted, navigate to
/{root}/wp-content/plugins/wp-trip-summary
folder (where{root}
is the folder that contains your entire website); -
Using the “Local Site” panel, navigate to the plug-in folder you unpacked locally;
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Copy over all the local plug-in file to the remote plug-in folder and overwrite all files.
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Upon accessing your web-site, the plug-in will automatically perform the required adjustments.
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Fire up an FTP client, such as Filezilla and connect to where your website is hosted;
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Using the “Remote Site” panel, on the remote location your website is hosted, navigate to
/{root}/wp-content/plugins/wp-trip-summary/data
folder (where{root}
is the folder that contains your entire website); -
Using the “Local Site” panel, navigate to a folder you can use for temporary backup storage;
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Download locally, from the
wp-trip-summary/data
(selected on step #2) folder, thecache
andstorage
folders; -
Update the plug-in such as you normally would;
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Using the “Remote Site” panel, on the remote location your website is hosted, navigate to
/{root}/wp-content/uploads/wp-trip-summary/tracks
; -
From the local copy of the
storage
folder you just downloaded on step #4, upload all the contents to the remotetracks
folder (selected on the previous step); -
Using the “Remote Site” panel, on the remote location your website is hosted, navigate to
/{root}/wp-content/uploads/wp-trip-summary/cache
; -
From the local copy of the
cache
folder you just downloaded on step #4, upload all the contents to the remotecache
folder (selected on the previous step).