The problem Chrome’s console, or Safari’s or Firebug for Firefox are essential tools for a developer. Here’s a snapshot that shows exactly what’s going wrong with your site: you still have urls that point to the old address. Observation Adminer is a wonderful tool, but if your server don’t have PhpMyAdmin that’s really a bad … Read more
make sure your .htaccess file is correct. did you copy that aswell?
Had to update info in the wp-config.php file to match the new DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_HOST
You are on right track buddy. Now do this. 3. Install plugin called regen thumbnails . Run regen thumbnail. It will take few minutes but after finishing process, you will have all the images in the media library. This plugin basically regenerate all the thumbnail in the media library for all the sizes. Becuase you … Read more
If you go to WordPress’s Tools » Import page in your site’s Admin section (eg, http://example.com/wp-admin), you’ll find that it can import, among other things, HTML pages. So if you have a way to export your Concrete5 site to a directory of HTML pages, you should be able to import them that way.
Best thing to do is check the docs: Tools Export Screen « WordPress Codex and Importing Content « WordPress Codex You can move the site content as a WXR file and import the images and attachments on WXR import.
Just use a utility like “winZip” to archive your wp-content folder (don’t bother with wp-includes and wp-admin) and then unzip it on the server. (You don’t have to zip it, but it’s much quicker to upload). For step 4, I use a script by David Coveney, which takes care of serialized urls in the databse. … Read more
In the WordPress admin of the new site, go to Below Steps For Export Steps Tools>Export(Choose What to export). Click “Download Export File” and save the file. Tools>Import. Select “WordPress“, install the importer by clicking “Install” in the popup, and “Activate Plugin & Run Importer“. select the file to upload (the one you just downloaded). … Read more
Migrations are a bit off-topic, but typically you would set up the new WordPress site locally or as a staging site, meaning it could be on the final server, but you’re using a different URL while you get everything set up. Once you have all the content loaded, all the themes and plugins how you … Read more
Redrag and drop them in the widgets area.