Export posts with postmeta without ID?
Instead of exporting raw SQL, instead us eth eWordPress exporter and import them that way. This way any media attachments, taxonomy terms, and post meta are all included, and all URLs are adjusted too
Instead of exporting raw SQL, instead us eth eWordPress exporter and import them that way. This way any media attachments, taxonomy terms, and post meta are all included, and all URLs are adjusted too
If your server is not changed, you don’t need to do something with your database. Just leave it as it is. Additionally I would like to recommend you to read Moving WordPress article from the codex. You will find all answers on your questions about migration.
I would like to import two columns into WordPress
If you have WP CLI, this is how you would make the user ‘bob’ an administrator: wp user set-role bob administrator
There is indeed an options table (wp_options / prefix_options). You can the find full details on that table here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Database_Description#Table:_wp_options Options are meant to be globally accessible (not tied to individual posts), and you only need to know the option name/key. You can access that table and its values with the following functions: <?php $your_option … Read more
How to merge 2 WordPress sites?
You have destroyed a significant section of your database. Unless you have a backup you cannot get it back. What happened when you changed the varchar to an int was that every entry not recognized as an integer was converted to 0. You can see that in your screenshot. That is not reversible. Data was … Read more
are your content type is utf-8 like header(‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8’); otherwise you can check example from this link. https://ideone.com/MC0hou
Some things to check: Have you update the site URL in the wp_options table? Once you log-in to wp-admin change the permalink structure and click save – this makes the system refresh all the links. I personally always use MySQL Workbench to Export and Import data for MySQL databases as it makes life much easier.
Is there a specific reason you’re trying to do this outside of WordPress the normal way? If there is, you could do include(‘wp-load.php’) to access WordPress functions. But that would only be if you have to access WordPress externally. Normally your code would either go into your theme’s functions.php file, or you would add your … Read more