echo site_url() returns a different value than what is in the database siteurl field
Looks like the previous developer had defined the site and home URLs in the main wp index.php file.
Looks like the previous developer had defined the site and home URLs in the main wp index.php file.
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My first suggestion is to output a WXR formatted file from phpNuke if possible. I’m not familiar with it, however I’m pretty sure it’s possible on any platform with database access. If you aren’t familiar with WXR, install a sandbox WP environment, create a few posts, categorize them, create and assign parent pages, upload image … Read more
The only way I can think of is to create a theme that contains the exact same structure as your current site. Then you need to go to great lengths to keep WordPress form adding stuff that is intended to make your site more SEO friendly – but you said you don’t want to have … Read more
When you import the WXR file to the WordPress install on the new domain, be sure to click the “Download attachments” checkbox that you are presented during the upload process.
One way to access WordPress core functionality outside of your WordPress directory is to use the following example; <?php require( ‘../path-to-your-wordpress-install/wp-load.php’ ); get_header(); // do your magic here… get_footer(); ?> However converting HTML to WordPress shouldn’t really require you to access WordPress outside of itself. Instead you want to be porting across the clients HTML … Read more
Changing the AUTH_SALT (and SECURE_AUTH_SALT) from your wp-config.php should fix it
When you’re exporting from a localhost installation, the other installation cannot import images because it technically needs to be ‘online’ for the new installation to download the images off the older one. The easiest thing to do would be to migrate the old site to an online installation. You can read about how to move … Read more
99.99% chance that you configure wordpress with wrong database details. make sure you are using correct database details in wp-config.php file /** The name of the database for WordPress */ define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘database_name_here’); /** MySQL database username */ define(‘DB_USER’, ‘username_here’); /** MySQL database password */ define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘password_here’); /** MySQL hostname */ define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); some possibilities are … Read more
Log into wp admin Open Settings -> Permanent links Check if site links works? if NO check permitions to .htaccess in root folder. it shoudl be writable. and back to step 2.