The way WordPress works is that the files need to be there, but they also need to be registered in the database to be listed in the Media Library. I don’t know the DownML Plugin, but it seems as this is only for backups, not for migrating data as you are trying. What you apparently … Read more
Your logic and the steps you plan on following look good to me. This is more or less exactly how I would handle the issue. However when you import the XML file from sub.example.com into example.com, you’ll want to check the links to the media files within the newly-imported posts. I believe they are still … Read more
The WP importer should do the job for you. You may need to install it first. Backup. Backup. Backup. Then, from your current single site: Tools > Export > All Content > Download Then from the new location on your multi-site, Tools > Import > locate the export file and adjust options to your needs. … Read more
jdm2112 identified the issue as being caused by missing tables as part of the migration process within the comments for the original question: You imported just the single table into another WordPress DB? THAT is the problem. Post IDs are unique between sites… I would avoid working with individual tables unless absolutely necessary After migrating … Read more
You can try my favourite import/export plugin WP All Import and WP All Export http://www.wpallimport.com / http://www.wpallimport.com/export/ Or User Meta Pro http://user-meta.com/documentation/export-import/ You can use WP-CLI for an import too… wp user import-csv /path/to/users.csv http://wp-cli.org/commands/user/import-csv/
You can’t use header after content has been sent to the browser, headers were already sent. Your code runs after part of the admin page it appears on has already been output to the browser. You can solve this by moving your output code into a function hooked to something that runs earlier, like admin_init, … Read more
Schedule your backup with WP Cron – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_schedule_event In the cron event, run your query for posts or CPTs and be sure to add ‘numberposts’ => -1, to return all. When you loop through your posts from the resulting query, push the values to an array $data[]=$some_string_data_for_prop; https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/get_field/ https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_post_meta/ https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Post And when you’re ready to … Read more
This’ll output a CSV export of: Post title Post slug Post content Order ID Category ID Pop this in a file in the root of your WordPress install (e.g. export.php), make sure you change the $category_ids with the IDs of all the specific categories. <?php require ‘./wp-load.php’; header( ‘Content-Type: text/csv; charset=” . get_bloginfo( “charset’ ) … Read more
I was going through the same problem. I wanted to export content from my free WordPress site to my new self-hosted WordPress site. But I couldn’t see the export option in my setting. All you have to do is get support from wordpress itself. You can get detailed information here https://wordpress.com/support/export/ To directly export, click … Read more
For plugin “All Export”: Create the necessary functions and give it to save and then in each created field add the name of the function corresponding to the necessary field and the variable containing the data is $value, example: function address($value){ $data = maybe_unserialize($value); $data = $data[address]; return $data; } function latitud($value){ $data = maybe_unserialize($value); … Read more