• Hi
    I have WordPress site developed using plugins (bbpress + buddypress). The website has now grown too large, also, vision for further enhancing User Experience and Features can not be met with WordPress modules.

    I like to use developers to build new site from scratch with completely different front-end (non-wordpress).

    We have large amount of users/posts in existing WordPress site that we will need to import into new non-wordpress site. How to do that? Can all databases from wordpress sites be exported into SQL tables which can be used my MySQL in new site?

    Thanks

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  • Moderator Yui

    (@fierevere)

    永子

    can not be met with WordPress modules

    You can develop your custom plugins/theme or even framework based on WordPress.

    www.ads-software.com has over 10 million of users, WordPress.com is a huge network of sites too, WordPress performs very well on them, there is no software limit.

    Can all databases from wordpress sites be exported into SQL tables

    You can

    You can also export everything (or per component) into XML file (WXR), via Dashboard > Export

    Thread Starter mdesai

    (@mdesai)

    @fierevere
    Thanks for your prompt response.

    1) Vision is very different type of UX, catering custom insights based on each individual users profiling (via backend analytics based on loads of information already collected from their previous interactions) and other advanced social networking options I have not yet seen on many other sites (i.e. LinkedIn, FB….)

    My background is not IT software, I will be using external company for development. I believe limiting to wordpress may limit my options and ability to bring the vision to fruition.

    2) The data collected so far via my wordpress site is very valuable. So, I want to export that data into some type of relational database, preferably MySQL, which can be easily integrated and used as backend with new front-end. I believe Dashboard>Export function spits out file but that can not be read without wordpress application. Can I export data which is simple relational database tables?

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