wp-cli can do all you need from the list. This is an elegant way to work with WordPress. Furthermore, you probably need some bash scripting to automate things even further. I would go with that. For instance. Backup the database and download the database backup; wp db export it will export the database to a … Read more
It might be unsafe in some cases. You should export DATABASE .SQL file and search inside that, all string containing the phrase: var/www and var\www and var\\www and change those entries too. (you can do that in phpmyadmin too)
import posts with dutch/special letters
Lamp stack not supporting phpmyadmin? [closed]
here is Query. Try this, don’t forget to replace user_id with actual userid, meta key with your meta_key like “phone_no” and meta value with your meta_value like “1238899776”. INSERT INTO `wp_usermeta`(`user_id`, `meta_key`, `meta_value`) VALUES (1375,’_lastlogin’, ‘1497621956’)`
WordPress Database Huge wp_usermeta Table
So I figured out the problem, or at least to an extent, and it involves the invocation of the global keyword. This works well in other contexts/functions, but for some reason (I am still unclear as to why), dbDelta does not like it. I can get away with it in other functions that do not … Read more
As you know if you go to wordpress.org, you can download the latest version of WordPress. You can unzip this, and upload those files to get started. However, WordPress requires a MySQL database. So you will need access to a database before you can install WordPress. This isn’t something you can do over FTP. If … Read more
try dropping all the tables in the database before importing into it….make sure that you don’t need any of the data in that database though…
How to display data from custom table in wordpress phpmyadmin