Mark Rowatt Anderson

Thanks for reporting. I have found and fixed a bug which would prevent the custom tables option from being saved. I wasn't able to replicate the activate/deactivate plugins options not...

Pulling from site B into site A should work almost the same as pushing from site B into site A. The only difference is that when pulling SitePush options and...

From the looks for things you aren't directing SitePush to the correct sites/db config files. These files are [specific to SitePush](http://wordpress.org/plugins/sitepush/installation/) and not part of the standard WP setup.

Custom tables is for adding the ability to push custom tables, not removing the option to push tables. I'll look into adding the ability to omit things in a future...

I'm not sure how omitting tables from a push would help you if you are trying to avoid pushing specific rows from a table. Unfortunately the way that SitePush currently...

You are the first person to say this and I don't want to clutter the interface with to much explanatory text - that's what the documentation is for. If you...

Interesting idea... Thanks. I'll look into it for a future release.

While it can work to turn SitePush off on a live site, I don't recommend it - there are a number of things which SitePush does on live sites which...

SitePush will do its stuff just fine even if you install/activate after pushing.

If you use SitePush to de/activate plugins or fix urls then it needs to be running on the actual site where you want plugins activated or urls fixed.