I’ve written a very simple script that is built to do exactly what you’re talking about. Here’s the basic process you’ll want to follow. On the old server, log-in to PHPmyAdmin and export the database. On the new server, log-in to PHPmyAdmin and create your database. You may need to create a new MySQL user … Read more
What do you need to edit and why can’t you edit in the WP editor? Can you use Search RegEx? It’s a plugin to search and replace with grep and regular expressions through content. If you need to develop a regex search string to find certain content, check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/regex
Hook int force_filtered_html_on_import and return FALSE. See ticket #14818. add_filter( ‘force_filtered_html_on_import’ , ‘__return_false’ ); By default this is set to TRUE in wp-includes/ms-default-filters.php.
One option might be to export both XML files, merge them using a file merging tool like http://winmerge.org, delete all posts and replace with the merged version.
You need to increase the upload limit in your php.ini. To increase the maximum upload file size, open your php.ini file in the “xampp/php/php.ini” directory. search for upload_max_filesize and increase the value like : upload_max_filesize = 128M
The importer calls wp_insert_post() which runs stripslashes_deep() on the data. But the exporter doesn’t run addslashes. Looks like a bug to me. What you may try is to prepare the data during export. Create a plugin with the following content and activate it before you run the export: <?php /** * Plugin Name: Slash my … Read more
if you check the WordPress importer plugin it is easy to implement this feature. But if you want the direct answer , here it is First of all, we need to copy the WordPress importer plugin files to our theme directory. like this 1. themes/bootstrapguru_theme/inc/wordpress-importer.php 2. themes/bootstrapguru_theme/inc/parser.php you can find this plugin here wordpress importer … Read more
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maybe you can write 2 functions for your options one script to write a txt file to export your options one script to import in your wordpress (add upload field in your option theme page) all of theses functions can be in your functions.php of the theme here is an example of function to write … Read more
how is “already present” defined here anyway (post_id? term_id? name)? The post title and date must match to be already present. The WordPress post_exists() function is used to determine if the post exists. From the plugin code: $post_exists = post_exists( $post[‘post_title’], ”, $post[‘post_date’] ); The is no filter provided to change this behavior. For posts: … Read more