How to perform User Migration?
use WordPress Duplicator plugin, https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/ it will automatically transfer your Content, pages, posts, media files, users database, everything will be moved at once. thanks, Muhammad
use WordPress Duplicator plugin, https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/ it will automatically transfer your Content, pages, posts, media files, users database, everything will be moved at once. thanks, Muhammad
Probably the problem is caused by 4. WordPress stores some data as serialized arrays. When you change the domains this data gets corrupted – read http://php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php (Anatomy of a serialize()’ed value part will explain you everything). How to resolve it? Use https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/ It will convert data correctly.
With the current state of the development database you’re going to have to manually re-apply your changes to either live, or preferably a staging environment that has been set up to use something like Mergebot, I can’t see any clean way of automating your deployment otherwise. Why Mergebot can’t help given the current state of … Read more
Given these errors are all being generated by WP core, there might be a corrupt install (a file/files only partially copied) Download the matching WP install and manually upload the files above throwing errors over the top
It’s because you have set the Referrer Policy header incorrectly set in the W3TC page cache. Referrer Policy This header restricts the values of the referer header in outbound links. **Directive: same-origin** …will fix it. If your overall Directive is “same-origin” and you set the Referrer header to something different (such as “origin”), this error … Read more
I’d just export all content from the site you want to keep. Then create a new WP instance, import that exported data, tweak as required. Once the site is OK, make the new site active for the desired domain name (in your hosting, point the domain to the new site’s folder). No messing with databases … Read more
Yes, the answers you’re finding are correct. WordPress, like most CMSs, separates the content from the presentation. This means that you put all the templates for styling inside the theme, and then you enter all the content in the editor. That’s not to say there aren’t other ways to do things, but that’s the most … Read more
WordPress stores the domain of the installation in several places of the database. So you have to change them in numerous tables. In the case of working, look at the options table, entries siteurl and homeurl. It is also possible to set this via wp-config.php: // Home URL of your WordPress. define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https:/example.com’ ); … Read more
I would try the following: site #1 == source site #2 == destination On the Site #1: on all the post you want to move/migrate allocate them a category say ‘moved’ export them using ‘Tools’ > ‘Export’ (select ‘Posts’ and specify categories ‘moved’) On site #2: Import your exported file using ‘Tools’ > ‘Import’ > … Read more
Notices won’t trigger a server 500 error. However, “fatal errors” will. From your logs above: Fatal error: Class ‘Memcache’ not found in /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flexicache/FlexiCache/Store/Memcache.php on line 63 This means you’re running a plugin that depends on Memcache and your local system doesn’t have Memcache support. Disable or remove the FlexiCache plugin, or install Memcache. One other … Read more