It sounds like you change the configuration on the local server. You need to put it back. that local configuration information needs to remain unchanged if you intend to continue working on the local copy, which you should. Breaking a local development version of the site is a lot less painful than breaking the live … Read more
Its simple.. Export Just check this page to export your blog data.. http://en.support.wordpress.com/export/ Import Install a fresh wordpress.. Then import it.. http://en.support.wordpress.com/import/ Please note: wordpress.com uses the same software downloaded from wordpress.org.. They just using it as multisite.. http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
As @s_ha_dum mentioned in the comments, building an API or some sort of XML or JSON feed (or leveraging one that’s already there, or installing a plugin on whatever system that is, etc) is really your only way of getting at that data remotely. Once you get that going, you can use wp_remote_get to query … Read more
When you move a WordPress install, you need to also edit two fields in the database. Run this against your database in order to find the values that need to be edited: SELECT * FROM `wp_options` WHERE option_name IN(‘siteurl’, ‘home’); If database access is not an option, another way to do this is by editing … Read more
All your inner links use the wwww subdomain instead of the www subdomain. Check your General Settings to see if you added an extra w in your site url. For example: This fails: http://wwww.erogol.com/?p=653 This succeeds: http://www.erogol.com/?p=653
You can use a plugin called Velvet Blues Update URLs. I use it all the time. https://wordpress.org/plugins/velvet-blues-update-urls/
Migrate site from ASP to WordPress Now a day WordPress is most popular blogging framework. many people are use WordPress for blogging as well as e-commerce application like online shop. using WordPress you can easily manage SEO, Change contain and take your site backup. WordPress framework is user friendly framework and any one can use … Read more
You can not replace the URL in the database using ctrl+f or any other “direct” method. You have to do a search & replace in the whole database in a way capable of keeping the validity of serialized data. There are several tools to do that serialized seach & replace. For example: Plugins like Better … Read more
This can be done easily via dashboard. Firstly check how many users you have in the database by going to Users –> All users and delete those users whom you don’t in the database by clicking on delete user. In the next step you get an option whether to delete all the content owned by … Read more
The strange characters you are referring to are part of the table prefix. This is configured with the variable $table_prefix in the file wp-config.php. $table_prefix = ‘wp_’; When migrating a WordPress installation and setting up a new wp-config.php file you have to make sure, the prefix stays exactly the same as in the former config … Read more