You should change this block of code if ( ! empty( $m_category ) ) { foreach ( $m_category as $id ) { $articles[ $key ][‘Category ‘] = $m_category; } } to be something like this: if ( ! empty( $m_category ) ) { // use $m_category->parent to check if it’s a parent category or sub-category. … Read more
Migrate Custom Post Type with Custom Fields data and parent child order
If I read correctly it’s not just your custom meta but also your attachments (all images, videos, media, etc) Do you have phpmyadmin? Do an export of the database and do a search for “http://yourlocalhostaddress.com” and replace with “http://yournewwebaddress.com” save and reimport You can also do this with mysql but I’m very new to mysql … Read more
I don’t know what you mean by sync users. Users are global in the network and can be assigned to any blogs. “both their public website and backend both use their own multisite blog. “ This doesn’t make sense. Can you clarify?
I used http://rolopress.com/ a while back and have nice features for contact administration
The native import/export tool can do most of this, though I don’t think it will grab all the author profile information (not sure on that – I know it doesn’t bring over passwords, but it might bring the rest). In the WP admin panel go to Tools > Export and walk through the various option … Read more
You can create a new page template, and in that template put: <?php wp_get_archives(‘type=postbypost’); ?> This will list every one of your posts by post date. (Reference: wp_get_archives)
If you haven’t added a bunch of content and widgets on the local server, yes, it can be as easy as that. If you want to move everything – all your settings and content and such – you can follow these instructions: http://www.billerickson.net/how-to-move-your-wordpress-website/ G’luck!
One of the reasons could be that while exporting/importing the data the server debug or ‘WP_DEBUG’ must have been true for warnings/errors. Hence they must have cropped up in the export file.
While not directly answering the question, I would strongly recommend you use a DB management application. phpMyAdmin IMO is a nightmare to work with, and as you have discovered, very difficult to manage large files. If you are on a Mac Sequal Pro is a really amazing app. If you don’t have external access to … Read more