Follow this steps: you can move your multi-site root to ms folder Then step 1: change the database url into options table for both site and all other url. ex: example.com TO example.com/ms/ step 2: DB wp_site table SET your domain name and path: ex: domain :example.com PATH: /ms/ DB wp_blogs table SET your domain … Read more
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Yes, use the “import_id” field in the post, when calling wp_insert_post. This is treated as a “suggested” ID for the post that will be used if no post with that ID already exists. $post = array( ‘post_title’=>’whatever’, ‘post_content’=>’whatever’, ‘import_id’=>123 ); wp_insert_post($post);
Unfortunately it’s not really and easy process. It’s not about just having a table. The tables in WordPress will have different names, fields, and relationships than the cms you’re pulling your table from. That’s just for the content. Then to mirror appearance will definitely be starting over all the same. It would likely be a … Read more
It’s a fairly common issue when you update your WordPress site’s URL from HTTP to HTTPS or if you are migrating to a new domain. While the WordPress (home) and Site (siteurl) address have been updated to the new HTTPS link: However, that doesn’t mean that your SSL structure in your posts will be fixed. … Read more
Back up your database (this is very very important) and download and install “Velvet Blues Update URLs” plugin. On the settings page enter in the old URL field http://subdomain.domain.com/subdomain.domain.com Enter in the new URL field the URL of your website. Select all options and click “Update”. Update your permalinks as well.
Making content (database) changes on a staging environment is never recommended. You should only use a local/staging environment for template changes. Then, update your theme/plugins (the wp-content folder), and push those files to the live site. Once that’s completed, you can then populate the content. Database merging/synchronization is it’s own specialty/portion of the industry, and … Read more
Moving a WordPress website is fairly easy, here are the steps: Backup your mysql database and re-import it in the new environment, Move all the files to the new environment, Update the wp-config.php file to reflect the new database connection information, (*)Replace all occurrences of your domain name with the new one if it has … Read more
I don’t know if you can see the email addresss of your users in wordpress.com blog as i never used it. If you can, as you have not too many users you may try to add them manually from wordpress dashboard and send them an email with the password if you have access to the … Read more
Using the WordPress XML export doesn’t work in every case. Especially if you have to deal with plugins. I had the best results if I first installed the theme and all plugins in the network, created a new site, activated theme and plugins (in case they create data base tables) and then import the WordPress … Read more