Did you try this plugin?

https://elgg.org/plugins/1148004

Thank you rjcalifornia. I checked Advanced_Statistics out but it does not have it.

If I change the credentials to access the database, the site redirects to the correct link:

http://localhost/demo/elgg/

And the server log contains the correct error: 

Elgg couldn't connect to the database using the given credentials. Check the settings file

But if I return the correct values to the settings.php, the site redirects me to:

http://localhost/install.php

And the error is appears in the log as mentioned in the previous post.

Also:

- The record Guid 1 site:site exists in the elgg_entities table.

- Tried to clean caches in the data path.

- Tried to set these configurations in the settings.php:

• $CONFIG->simplecache_enabled = false;
• $CONFIG->db_disable_query_cache = true;

Nothing. Same issues and errors in the server's log.

I've read this http://learn.elgg.org/en/stable/admin/duplicate-installation.html#database-entries

But i can't find any mentioned values (path and data directory) in the elgg_config table.

Same on my just installed new Elgg 3.0.5 site (still working yet).

What i've missed?

Add Photo and Video by links_thewire

https://elgg.org/plugins/2061296

seems being the same core code as the previous advanced wire links...

Upon activation, noticing this shares the same conflicting create.php file that creates conflict with thewire edit...

Where does this combined code go:

This is how I fixed the issue:

I created a the file combining the source code of both the create.php file:

$object = $vars["item"]->getObjectEntity();
$excerpt = strip_tags($object->description);

$attachments = "";
$reshare = $object->getEntitiesFromRelationship(array("relationship" => "reshare", "limit" => 1));
if (!empty($reshare)) {
    $attachments = elgg_view("thewire_tools/reshare_source", array("entity" => $reshare[0]));
}

if($attachments==""){
$excerpt = elgg_preview($excerpt);
$excerpt = thewire_filter($excerpt);
}else{
$excerpt = thewire_tools_filter($excerpt);
}

$subject = $vars["item"]->getSubjectEntity();
$subject_link = elgg_view("output/url", array(
    "href" => $subject->getURL(),
    "text" => $subject->name,
    "class" => "elgg-river-subject",
    "is_trusted" => true,
));

$object_link = elgg_view("output/url", array(
    "href" => "thewire/owner/$subject->username",
    "text" => elgg_echo("thewire:wire"),
    "class" => "elgg-river-object",
    "is_trusted" => true,
));

$summary = elgg_echo("river:create:object:thewire", array($subject_link, $object_link));

echo elgg_view("river/elements/layout", array(
    "item" => $vars["item"],
    "message" => $excerpt,
    "summary" => $summary,
    "attachments" => $attachments
));

Is it a replacement for one or both of the create.php files???

very confused by the "directions" included with that combined code...

There is a conflict between TheWire Links Preview Advanced and TheWire Tools plugin.

 Both the plugin has a common file: mod/< plugin_name >\views\default\river\object\< plugin_name >\create.php

Now as I place the plugin one after the other, the create file of the later plugin from the list is being used to generate the preview and the above plugins is ignored.

This is how I fixed the issue:

I created a the file combining the source code of both the create.php file