What you need to do is simple. Place the file in the root of the website. Access this file via web browser. For example. type – www.yoursite.com/searchreplacedb2.php In the page, enter your database details, including username and password. Also, specify your localhost http address, which in most cases is localhost For example, in my testing … Read more
Post migration – images do not display
Moving database from WP 2.6 to 3.5 problem
Rather than mess around trying to find the serialised data that got messed up, just use a tool to migrate environments and avoid messing up serialised data. WP Migrate DB is a good one that handles serialised data properly. The free version does a great job, as long as you don’t have a huge database. … Read more
You can read this article about migration in codex. That’s a good start. When migrating there are no special tricks, you just have to upload your files to new location and change some datas in your DB to tell WordPress your website has a new location. Be cautious with those 3 wp options tables which … Read more
I am sorry for the incomplete question. Also I managed to solve it. It was missing “_wp_attachment_metadata” post meta.
If you have access to Cpanel this is what I do. Ensure you have up to date backups of EVERYTHING before attempting to make changes to the database. First if WordPress is installed on your production environment upload your theme files. (sounds like you have done this already) Second go to Cpanel on your Development … Read more
If you want to move wordpress you should this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory I guess you want to create a development environment, and because you never edit core files of WordPress you don’t have to copy WordPress itself because the only thing you are changing is the theme folder. And you don’t want to install WordPress a second … Read more
If your server is not changed, you don’t need to do something with your database. Just leave it as it is. Additionally I would like to recommend you to read Moving WordPress article from the codex. You will find all answers on your questions about migration.
get all data from DB1( non-wp-database ) and save to an $array. Use this wordpress code inside your functions.php for insert users into DB2 ( wordpress database). function cxg_wp_insert_user() { foreach ( $array as $arr ) { $user_data = array( ‘ID’ => ”, ‘user_pass’ => wp_generate_password(), ‘user_login’ => $loginName, ‘user_nicename’ => $nicename, ‘user_url’ => ”, … Read more