How to backup my plugin database [closed]
How to backup my plugin database [closed]
How to backup my plugin database [closed]
use the plugin “wp all in one”, this will migrate your website, other way is to do it manually, copy all files, make a copy or your database and do the inverse on the new server. wp all in one make everything for you, even changing on the database the urls, manually you need to … Read more
Enable debugging so that you can spot problems. Alter the database connection information in wp-config.php // ** MySQL settings – You can get this info from your web host ** // /** The name of the database for WordPress */ define( ‘DB_NAME’, ‘database_name_here’ ); /** MySQL database username */ define( ‘DB_USER’, ‘username_here’ ); /** MySQL … Read more
DNS establishes which IP address domain is pointing to. Load balancers are used precisely because it work like that and there needs to be single point of entry before load can be spread or redirected to multiple servers. Simply put shared hosting is not engineered or marketed for high reliability, that is whole other level … Read more
Turns out I was the culprit after all. I searched through all my files for domain1.com and sure enough on lines 7/8 of wp-config.php, I found these lines (which I completely forgot about): define( ‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘http://domain1.com/customlogin’ ); define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, ‘/user/domain1.com/customlogin’ );
I use All-in-One WP Migration and it works perfectly every time. A lot of site configuration information, including URLs, is stored in the database and this plugin is pretty good at figuring out how to make the necessary changes, including where info is serialised.
To roll back your WordPress version you will need to download the version of WordPress you want to roll back to and also use FTP client. Firstly, it is important to never copy over your ‘wp-content’ directory or the ‘wp-config.php’ file. Using your FTP client connect to your website server and locate the directory with … Read more
Always try to backup the database too. In your case, probably the old database is replaced. See if you have a backup of database somewhere. Try to dig into wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables. Try to search old text from the old post and if you get results you are good, you can get them back, … Read more
Reinstall xampp Copy from your backup to your new xampp dir : the www dir if your project(s) is/are in it the app dir if your project(s) is/are in it the alias of your project(s) (if any in the alias dir) Your site is now working again, but your database is lost (so all posts, … Read more
Best practice to backup whole theme and data, first you need to export the XML file. Login to WordPress Dashboard > Tools > Export Every theme save their options differently, You can use third party plugin which favors your theme to export the settings.