I’d use a Search/Replace plugin (I like “Better Search and Replace”) to change all instances of ‘olddomain’ to ‘newdomain’. Then I would look at the wp-options table to ensure the new URL is in there (in two places). I’d remove any URL-based settings in the wp0config.php file. (I never change those.) I’d also check the … Read more
It seems like you are having permalinks issue which is usually occur due to .htaccess file. Can you please go to the Settings -> Permalinks and press update. Make sure your .htaccess file is writeable, usually wordpress show warning on that page if file is not writeable. If its not writeable you will get code … Read more
When you log in, WordPress sets a cookie in your browser to mark you as authenticated. The COOKIE_DOMAIN sets the scope of this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Cookies#Scope_of_cookies i.e. the browser will only send the cookie back to sites that match its scope. i.e. if you log into example.com, WordPress will give you a ‘wordpress_logged_in’ cookie scoped to example.com. … Read more
Since you can see the homepage, things are going well. For the search and replace, use whatever is your new url for your homepage. If it is just an IP, then use that one, just make sure you make similar replace, e.g: If you search for oldsite.com it’s ok to replace with #.#.#.# but not … Read more
Short answer is – this is possible and easily achievable by using JJJ’s plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-multi-network/. Long answer is – WordPress allows for such structures to be created, but does require some hacking in order to make it right if you decide to do it manually. The original database structure of a multisite website is prepared … Read more
For future reference, to achieve this result one shall: Create a CNAME redirection from its .com to its .go.yo, Update default DNS Zone from OVH by the one of the PH host, Create an domain name alias on PH, Update WordPress with new url But things are easier if host & .com are held by … Read more
If I am correctly understanding your setup, you are using wordpress hosting now, but want to make your domain be a self-hosted copy of your blog 1) Export all your current blog entries/layouts/etc. 2) Change new domain not to forward to the existing blog. 3) Set up wordpress on your new domain 4) Import all … Read more
There are some instances of serialized data in the database, notably in things like widget options, that become invalidated if you do a blind search-and-replace without accounting for different string lengths. You might try a tool like this one to do a search and replace that also handles serialized data: https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/
I found my answer on Google’s Moving Your Site page. To prevent confusion, it’s best to retain control of your old site domain for at least 180 days. http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=83105 Due to circumstances beyond my control, my WordPress installation broke down. I did a fresh install at the other domain, imported my WordPress database and files, … Read more
Here is my solution. First download this file. Then follow these steps. In shortly Backup/download your database. Upload it to your new site. Copy all wordpress folder including wp-admin,wp-content etc from your old site to new one. Edit the downloaded php file, change the password. you need to change the password in this line. define(‘DDWPDC_PASSWORD’, … Read more