I did.  I stopped trying to fix una, and just stopped using it.  Clearly this isnt a solution if you're emotionally invested, and i do still have an una site- i just refuse to work on it or spend any time updating it.   sure bro, its a lovely house-  but nobody lives in it, so it doesnt matter worth a damn, until the technology is used in the manner im hoping it was originally designed for
to produce a modular system that can be adapted to anywhere on the web and live through time.
i think.
this is not going to work unless una is constantly developed- because its developed with technologies that are constantly changing
so the headache of that entropy will come along with trying to use a system like una, until it is fully matured- and standardized, (if that ever can even happen) because we hvae been trying with the web for 30 years or so but not a lot yet in that dept outside of protocols, and stuff. but that works because they have engineering teams designing them and they dont take much input.
so- while i did find a solution, i literally have no idea what the problem originally was, i cannot remember, and i tried, hit a blank in my head, dont care, functionally- because eh, its just not worth it.
theres no reason to use this unless your a programmer and want to fix it, or dont understand icons and are drawn in by how nice unas icons look and assume its going to be easy- well that is not a strategy for creating a secondary support market, but i am also not suggesting this either. software is complicated. :) but i fear una has a unusually high number of normal people here trying to run software- and this is a headache that if una anticipated they arent handling quite very well ,because una academy has no structure-. its there, but there are no teachers. and i get self directed is the idea, but most people cant even take apart a toaster and put it back together-
so lets be honest what are we doing here?
hope you are all in good spirits and healthy and enjoying you lives.
take care :D and hope to hear of your success.