how to move a wordpress blog to my static site
The main WordPress-specific solution would be to export the site content as XML (Dashboard -> Tools -> Export -> All Content), then do with the XML file whatever you need/want.
The main WordPress-specific solution would be to export the site content as XML (Dashboard -> Tools -> Export -> All Content), then do with the XML file whatever you need/want.
you can use this tool http://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ to replaces the urls. The advantage over SQL replace is that the tool know how to handle serialized info in the DB. Being easy to sync is problematic requirement with the way you are trying to do things. If you need that, then you should simply change your localhosts … Read more
You can use backupbuddy plugin. There are other free plugins but I didn’t test them. However… it is also easy clone the website without using a plugin. What you need to do is to zip all site files and downalod database. Then you need to open .sql file with some code editor where you need … Read more
I would agree with the commenter – develop your WordPress version locally using something like MAMP (if Mac) or WAMP (windows). In that way, there would be no disruption to your existing site until you are satisfied and ready to upload the WordPress version. When you are ready to upload, I would (personally) clear out … Read more
Sorry I figured out this isn’t related to wordpress migration, but the plugin used to display the source code. Was using Syntaxhighlighter Evolved and it couldn’t un-escape HTML entities, changed into Syntax Highlighter for WordPress and all is fine now
Error after moving wordpress blog
There is a very specific process to moving a WordPress site. You need to move the files and folders and change the rewrite block in .htaccess. But you also need to change URLs in the database. See Moving WordPress « WordPress Codex and WordPress Serialized PHP Search Replace Tool.
Export/Import xml
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It’s not junk, but it’s not complete. You should also have the database, normally an .sql (can also be zipped). You should buy hosting, change the DNS to point to your new host. Than you want to upload the files he gave you to the new server and import the contents of your old database … Read more