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
Since you cannot get access to the website due to a HTTP/HTTPS conflict, you need to ensures that all of the URLs for your website are up-to-date, try the following steps using the Search Replace DB tool: Go and download Interconnect IT’s Database Search & Replace Script here Unzip the file and drop the folder … Read more
You have a narrow selection to choose from. Either replace the database tables with something like wp-cli or have a special import-export process for your data. If you want to make this granular, you could make a post metabox to import/export post content and metadata as json. Then updates could be incremental and on the … Read more
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.janjippe.nl/$1 [R,L] Your “old” .htaccess file at /public_html/.htaccess would appear to have the suspect 302 redirect. Without an explicit status code, the R flag defaults to a 302. If the entire site has been moved to the /private_html folder as part of the implementation of SSL then it would seem … Read more
An update & resolution: I asked the web host for help and they found that I had a piece of code in .htaccess limiting the access to wp-config.php. Once the code was removed, all worked as it should.
I would suggest inserting your tours as posts (or custom posts) and using a custom reference table with the id matching the post id of the Tour post. You could use WordPress’s built in meta box functions to be able to edit each Tour in the edit posts page. You could update your reference table … Read more
In case if your images are lying in some other folder of your previous wordpress install, then did you try copying that entire folder in your current install?
Did you follow these docs?: http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress You can leave all your files in /wordpress/ and simply make WordPress appear to be in root. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory#Using_a_pre-existing_subdirectory_install If /html/website is really web root, you don’t use that string in any configurations, you use mydomain.com.
Finally solved the issue. Index.html file in /public_html/ directory was conflicting with index.php file. This awesome article solved the issue. askwpgirl.com/moving-wordpress-from-subdirectory-to-root-faq/