There’s no way to magically extract and migrate articles from within a JPA backup file directly into WordPress. You can use Akeeba eXtract Wizard to extract the database file from the JPA file and then you have access to the article HTML via a text editor but you’ll need a working copy of WordPress to … Read more
Export your tables using phpmyadmin interface. Just select those tables only that you want to export from the old database and import those tables in the new database or you can run the command(query) in mysql to copy one table create table newdbname.newtablename like olddbname.oldtablename; INSERT INTO newdbname.newtablename SELECT * FROM olddbname.oldtablename; Repeat the same … Read more
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Migrating local WordPress site to Openshift
I personally use BackupBuddy (a paid solution, from iThemes.com). For your scenario, you could install it on your local dev machine, and perform the following one-time actions: Add a one-time configuration for your server as a “Remote Destination” (including FTP/sFTP credentials and target directory). Copy an ‘importbuddy.php’ script to your remote server. Then, whenever you … Read more
Move comments only from one WP installation to another
How will you represent the galleries on the new site? Will each gallery be a post with a standard shortcode? If so, you’ll basically only need the url for each image on the old site (plus post heading/text and image descriptions if needed), and you can create a WXR import file to import everything into … Read more
I was migrating to Synology NAS. Permalinks need .httaccess but this file is not used in Nginx server backend. So be sure that you have Apache server as backend when you are setting up your virtual host in the Webstation. WpAdmin will return you a success when you save permalinks but in fact nothing happen. … Read more
Migrating to local server