I have completed my migration from Joomla to WordPress and everything seems fine. Do I need to keep these two plugins active or can they be removed now?
]]>I redirected my site https://www.plataforma.e-mat.cl/wordpress/ using the plugins to https://www.plataforma.e-mat.cl and the site and my wordpress administration went down, I need to reset it please aid
Plugin version: 6.7.1.
I’ve noticed the plugin clashes with some rewrite rules.
For example, when I test updates in my local environment I use rewrite rules to load missing images from the live server. This omits the need to download the uploads folder.
But the plugin stops/breaks/prevent these rewrite rules.
rewrite rules:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
# Load (media) files from production server if they don't exist locally
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^local.mysite\.com
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^wp-content/(.*)$ https://mysite.com/wp-content/$1 [NC,L]
</IfModule>hi guys
i messed up and use go live plugin for change all of my posts contents and now my whole site is messed up. How can i put everything back to normal. Os there any rest for this plugin???
there is you can see what’s happened to my website : https://mworld.sbs/
]]>Here is the debug message I get when trying to run the plugin:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: The script tried to modify a property on an incomplete object. Please ensure that the class definition “FS_Plugin” of the object you are trying to operate on was loaded before unserialize() gets called or provide an autoloader to load the class definition in /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php:154 Stack trace: #0 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php(152): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Serialized->replace_tree(Object(__PHP_Incomplete_Class)) #1 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php(152): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Serialized->replace_tree(Array) #2 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php(118): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Serialized->replace_tree(Array) #3 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php(78): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Serialized->update_table(‘5pgrJ_options’, ‘option_value’) #4 [internal function]: Go_Live_Update_Urls\Serialized->Go_Live_Update_Urls{closure}(‘option_value’) #5 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php(79): array_map(Object(Closure), Array) #6 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Updates.php(194): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Serialized->update_all_serialized_tables(Array) #7 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Database.php(171): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Updates->update_serialized_values() #8 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Admin.php(68): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Database->update_the_database(‘digitalpolicyla…’, ‘dplnews.com’, Array) #9 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(308): Go_Live_Update_Urls\Admin->validate_update_submission(”) #10 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(332): WP_Hook->apply_filters(NULL, Array) #11 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php(517): WP_Hook->do_action(Array) #12 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-settings.php(617): do_action(‘init’) #13 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-config.php(94): require_once(‘/home/dplnews/p…’) #14 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-load.php(50): require_once(‘/home/dplnews/p…’) #15 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-admin/admin.php(34): require_once(‘/home/dplnews/p…’) #16 /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-admin/tools.php(40): require_once(‘/home/dplnews/p…’) #17 {main} thrown in /home/dplnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/Serialized.php on line 154
When I used the plugin to change internal URLS that read https://www.highschoolcollegesupport.com to mombehindthecurtain.com, it appears to have added a double https to every link that was updated, for example the link for the text “students do more prep for the SAT” now reads
https://https//www.mombehindthecurtain.com//sat-improve-score/
I didn’t put https: in the old OR new url, so I’m don’t know why it did this, but it won’t work this way.
(I’m attempting to restore to my old version using updraft plus, but I seem to have a problem with my web host using LiteSpeed webserver. Working on resolving that now.)
]]>Hi there,
Right now, we have a website that we want to rebuild from scratch on a different host. We will call that site ourdomain.com. We have chosen Bluehost as the hosting service and purchased a plan.
We want to keep ourdomain.com live and in production on the old host while we build the new website. Because of this, when we purchased the Bluehost plan, we did not migrate ourdomain.com over to Bluehost.
Bluehost gave us a temporary URL to build the site on. We will call that URL example.mybluehost.me.
We want to build out this new site entirely on the example.mybluehost.me URL. That includes:
– Menus
– Pages
– Images
– Links to PDF documents
– Plugins
– The works
When we are done, we want to change the example.mybluehost.me temporary URL to the
ourdomain.com URL. Then we will point ourdomain.com to the Bluehost servers.
Is all this possible with this plugin? If we need the pro version, that is fine, I just want to double check that we can do all this before we begin building the site. Basically, we want to update the entire site directory from the example.mybluehost.me to ourdomain.com before the site goes live.
Again, it looks like this is what we need, just need some confirmation.
Thank you!
]]>Hello:
I need to change many url of my website. But I would like it not to change the url of the images, since it is not necessary. How can I make it not change the url of the images?
I give you an example:
555.example.com migrated to example.com/555
If I want to change the urls, this is what happens in images:
example.com/555/wp-content/uploads/….
When it should be:
example.com/wp-content/uploads/….`
Best regards
]]>Hi there
Free version allows to replace encoded url’s?
Or that feature is only on Pro version?
Thanks in advance.
Hi. I’ve downloaded the free version of go live update urls. However when I try to update the URLs I got a message saying that the site has a critical error, and nothing happens. The site still working after that, but with the old urls, looks like the plugin is doing nothing.
There is no error log on errors_log file.
What can I do?
]]>Please add a “Settings” or “Start” link from the plugins overview to the main page of the plugin. I cannot find where to start!!
]]>Hello
Pr-Sales question before I buy up for the pro version. I cannot see it documented
-
anywhere
but will the pro version of Go Live Update Urls work fully on wordpress.com?
If not, what functions are missing?
Thanks
]]>I have two sites running on Multisite WordPress, example.com and example.com/en (not the real domain name). At first, I was surprised that the Tools menu item is available only on the admin page of the individual sites, not at the network admin level. But I ran the plugin on example.com, and it worked fine. But example.com/en was unavailable! So, after setting up another instance, I ran the plugin on the second site, example.com/en, first. That ran, but gave a garbled screen admin screen. Nevertheless, I was able to go back to the admin screen of the first domain, example.com, and run the plugin. Then, after changing my /etc/hosts file to point example.com to the correct IP, I was able to preview both sites. They were fine. Note that on macOS Catalina, you may need to clear the DNS cache by running
sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
in a terminal window. I first learned about Go Live Update Urls from this article: https://www.computerworld.com/article/2946238/from-dev-to-production-the-proper-way-to-take-a-wordpress-site-live.html
]]>Hi,
I had originally used this plugin to change the domain on links. Such as went from tfixbuild.com to testfixtures.com
However, I noticed some links are not working and require me to add www to the link for it to function.
Can I use this plugin to go from testfixtures.com to https://www.testfixtures.com?
I’m assuming the old domain would be testfixtures.com and the new domain would be https://www.testfixtures.com.
]]>Hi there,
I didnt read the notice that the basic version shouldnt be used for updating urls for tables created by plugins and after using it it broke the css/styling of my tables.
Example can be seen on the calculator on the slider on the front page – afkonline.org
also at the online application: https://afkonline.org/apliko-online-per-kredi/
Is this a simple css change that was made or is the issue more complicated?
]]>Made the mistake of using GoDaddy’s site migrator tool, and ended up with a bunch of strange URLs. Need to switch from first to second:
https://secureservercdn.net/198.71.233.199/gm6.e38.myftpupload.com/
https://troutlakegolf.com/
Have tried with and without trailing slashes — no luck. Tried a different plugin as well — Better Search & Replace — which came up the following after a “dry run”:
43 tables were searched, 0 cells were found that need to be updated, and 0 changes were made.
Any suggestions? I don’t have access to phpMyAdmin on this plan.
TIA for any and all help.
]]>The Go-Live should deal with serialized content in the database.
It should make sure serialized content stays valid. because many theme options get broken and need to be manually fixed if they are storing data serialized.
Hi guys,
Just installed the plugin and of course, I didn’t back up the db. I have a WP install, not in root, but in a sub folder. The site was live and running fine but a few internal links were still pointing to the sub-folder. Found this plugin, installed, ran it and now site is a 503 Error. I checked the troubleshooting here https://onpointplugins.com/go-live-update-urls/go-live-update-urls-troubleshooting/, actioned the suggested options, but to no avail. Can I pay for some support or perhaps someone has some other guidance for me. I am quite desperate sorry.
Thank you
Kley
Quick question, to anyone; does this plugin replace GUID, or not? (or is there a switch for that somewhere?). Thanks.
]]>Hi,
Can you replace with a relative URL?
e.g.
From
https://www.mydomain.com/blog/
to
/blog/
So that the domain part will point to what I set at the admin.
]]>I tried to go live from https://169.46.10.102/~goevergreen/ to https://goevergreen.com/ and my images vanished again. I made sure the “/” was at the end. I also noticed that the links within the site have no slash between pages (for example: https://goevergreen.com/business-cards shows as https://goevergreen.combusiness-cards). I had to put the site in Maintenance mode, but let me know if I need to turn that off so you can see.
]]>I used this plugin to update my URL from the temporary one (https://169.46.10.102/~carolinafloats/) to the actual one (https://carolinafloats.com/). Upon updating the URL, all of the images on the front end vanished. Is there a way to recover the areas that they were? You can see an example on this page: https://carolinafloats.com/company/ – the header area should have a background image. I had asked about this prior to moving forward with this plugin, but was assured this would not happen, and it did.
]]>I’ve used similar plugins to this and when switching from temporary URL (such as https://169.46.10.102/~site/ to the actual domain name after the site is live), and then use the plugin to update the URLs, the images on the frontend disappear. Has anyone had this issue with this plugin? I’m nervous to make the URL change if my images are going to disappear.
]]>Quick and simple question, after using the Go Live Update URLS plugin, you can safely deactivate and remove it without anything negative happening?
…and if you need it again install it in the future?
Thanks!
Mike
https://www.totalmotorcycle.com
Please explain, step by step, how/where/when to use this plugin.
I want to clone my live-site to a dev-server, for offline testing/development.
– I copied all site files (in cPanel File Manager), from site.com to dev.site.com.
– I copied the database (in phpMyAdmin), from mysite_db to mysite_dev.
– In the DEV wp-config.php, I changed the database connection info (name, user, pass), so the DEV-site uses the DEV-database.
But at this point, viewing dev.site.com redirects to site.com, because the database still has the LIVE domain everywhere (particularly in “siteurl” and “home” on wp_options table).
I then used phpMyAdmin to manually edit those two fields (changing “site.com” to “dev.site.com”), so the DEV site actually works.
Now I can login to WordPress, to install and use this Go Live Update URLs plugin, to update THE REST of the urls in the DEV database (other than the two I already had to update manually).
Is this right? Is this the intended usage/process? Did I make it too complicated? Any help appreciated.
]]>I’ve been using this plugin for years and recently (sometime in the last 2-3 months maybe?)
I noticed that when I click the Update URL button, it doesn’t do anything except launch your site in a new browser tab – https://matlipe.com/product/go-live-update-urls-pro/
I’ve since started using a different plugin to handle URL updates, but figured I’d let you know about the problem.
]]>The last 2 versions of this plugin seem to no longer work for my use case.
I’ve used the plugin in the changeover process for probably hundreds of sites from HTTP to HTTPS without issue.
Since version 5.0.1 it just doesn’t seem to do anything. For instance, I’ll see an image URL in post content starting with https://www.domain.com/ then run the plugin with the default settings ticked and:
OLD URL: https://www.domain.com/
NEW URL: https://www.domain.com/
The plugin says it has run successfully but when going back to check the post content, the URL is still https://www.domain.com/
I’ve used WP Rollback to roll back this plugin to 5.0.0 and everything seems to work as normal.
]]>I should preface this by saying I know very little about web development. I got overconfident and probably should not have used Go Live at all, and I have tried to fix the problems I caused on my own with very little knowledge and may have made things worse.
I was working on the site and the plan was to move it to . It seemed that using Go Live was a good idea. However, this was a very stupid idea, because the old URL was planned to be reused to make a blog. Not to mention, to move the site properly I needed to transfer the theme and activate it, and we have a single use theme license which is still activated on the old site, so I should definitely have dealt with that first.
Smartstagemom.com was the wp home and site URL, so when I made the Go Live changes I blocked myself out of my own WordPress admin controls. I can’t even run the Go Live plugin again.
Based on some frantic Google searches and 15 hours of desperate learning, I tried using Go Live on the new site to redirect aaronjjacobs.solutions/smartstagemom to smartstagemom.com. I tried using Chrome plugins to stop things from redirecting, and tested to see if the problems occured differently in different browsers or incognito windows. I tried using FTP to open wp-config.php and added define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://smartstagemom.com’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://smartstagemom.com’)
I have also read this page: but could not really make sense of it.
None of these things have worked, and I’m sure the first few things I tried hurt more than helped. The most progress I have made was getting the site to stop redirecting and just displaying a 500 error. And no, I didn’t backup any databases because I have no clue how to and like I said I was overconfident when I decided to use Go Live.
Is there any way at all to fix this situation that I could try? Do I not even understand my problem to its full extent? (Probably) Am I the first person who has ever been this stupid?
I’m sorry. Please help me. Thanks.
]]>Hey. Hope all is going well. I found that it errors on the pro version of Go Live with Ninja Forms tables. Although I’m not using Ninja Forms anymore, I am using Gravity Forms now and those are old tables in the database from 4 weeks ago which I’m removing now (it was the latest version of NinjaForms). So it didn’t cause me any problems. I don’t know what all of this means, I just wanted to report this incase it was some sort of issue you should know about for other people who are using it and was curious if you had any reports. I’m running the latest version of everything on my installation too. Here’s the errors.
[You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_action_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_action_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_action_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_action_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_actions WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_actions WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_actions SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_actions SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_field_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_field_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_field_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_field_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_fields WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_fields WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_fields SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_fields SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_form_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_form_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_form_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_form_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_forms WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_forms WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_forms SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_forms SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key FROM wp_nf3_object_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%” at line 1]
SELECT id, key FROM wp_nf3_object_meta WHERE key LIKE ‘a:%’ OR key LIKE ‘O:%’
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwa’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_object_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https://www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.ap’ at line 1]
UPDATE wp_nf3_object_meta SET key = replace(key, ‘http:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’, ‘https:\\/\\/www.applecarwashexpress.com’)
I just updated my Go Live Update URLS and am getting this error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/content/95/8027795/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/go-live-update-urls/src/GoLiveUpdateUrls.php on line 335
Line 335 is:
$updaters = \Go_Live_Update_Urls\Updaters\Register::get_instance()->get_updaters();
How do I fix this?
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