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Transferring From temp to Permanent

timhatchii — Wed, 09 Jun 2021 18:51:05 +0000

Hello I’m fairly new at developing and launching websites. Ive been working as a student for a client and her domain was locked with go-daddy so we used a temp to develop the site and now we are in the finishing stages and ready to make the temp have a permanent address is it as simple as changing the URL within the WordPress settings or is there more too it? Because before launch i tried changing the URL and obviously the domain was locked and then we couldn’t find our WordPress site. I just don’t want something like that happening again.

Icons only Loading on Temp Domain Pages

granthedges — Tue, 24 Mar 2020 14:21:00 +0000

When I navigate to my site (URL displayed: thriftybarista.com) the search and other icons don’t appear – the function works but all that is displayed is a little square.

However, if I navigate to another part of my site, by clicking my menu item “brewing methods”, the URL displayed in the browser switches to a temporary domain (https://box5119.temp.domains/~thrifuw4/category/brewing-methods/) and the correct icons appear.

How can I get my icons to display correctly? Currently running the Anther theme with all plugins disabled. Issue occurred even with plugins enabled.

Sitemap picking up temporary url

lingsdzn — Thu, 30 May 2019 01:45:19 +0000

Our site is on a shared server that has a temporary url as well as the functional one. For some weird reason the xml sitemap is using the temporary url (vz2.0dc.myftpupload.com) instead of www.magarellifertility.com in the sitemap. Perhaps the sitemap was generated before the site was launched? How can we fix this problem?

Temporary Domain Name

acrossfields — Thu, 28 Feb 2019 06:29:03 +0000

I had a website through WordPress.com and I switched to www.ads-software.com, hosted with BlueHost. I used the same domain name as my old WordPress.com account, but I did NOT want to transfer any of the old info/blog posts/etc from the old account. I was starting over with a new website, and simply wanted the same domain name.

When I launched my site, it remained with a temporary domain name as the website address and my old domain name (which I wanted for my new site) is still directing to my old site.

I contacted BlueHost and they said that I need to contact WordPress and ask them to send my A record to 162.241.253.63. But I have no idea how to contact WordPress to do that…haven’t figured out any way of contacting them, and don’t really even know what it all means. What is my “A record”?

How do I get my new website (which has already been launched) to have my domain name?

Activate Plugin when using temporary domain?

vytaulla51 — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 21:20:41 +0000

Hi:
I’m working on a site using a temporary domain – my client has an existing site hosted with a different company and his domain is with yet another – when the site is fully fleshed out and pages completed we’ll be pointing the domain. I activated All in One Security and started working through the settings and got a 403 error when I attempted to turn on the 6G firewall – had to deactivate and replace the .htaccess.

Is the temporary domain the problem? (Versus some plugin conflict or theme conflict?)

Thanks!

Temp domain name link instead of my domain?

phoeberose — Tue, 29 May 2018 14:31:23 +0000

New posts on my blog have a link like ‘https://box2065.temp.domains/~phoeber2/2018/05/29/hello-world/’ instead of something from my actual domain name. How do I fix this?

Thanks in advance!

Temporary URL from BlueHost

dynamicslmp — Thu, 30 Nov 2017 22:48:49 +0000

I bought hosting from BlueHost yesterday and installed WordPress. During the purchase process, I opted to use my existing domain (I also bought yesterday from a different provider). Up till now, the URL on my WordPress is still a temporary domain.

Question: How long does it usually take before my domain is placed on my WordPress site?

WordPress on GoDaddy

megwolfe — Tue, 25 Aug 2015 20:29:33 +0000

Hi guys,

I can’t get anyone on the phone or live chat with GoDaddy, so I thought I would try this..

I bought webspace without a domain with GoDaddy. My intention was to install WordPress, build the site, and then redirect my old URL to the new site when it’s done. I did NOT buy the WordPress-only package, but I installed WordPress with success via cPanel.

The problem I’m having: I can’t view, or log onto WordPress at all. Both the temporary domain name I made and the IP address are saying they’re invalid. I also can’t access any of the WordPress files through FileZilla when I log onto my GoDaddy directories. My ftp just comes up blank when I log in on FileZilla (if I go onto GoDaddy and log into the ftp, I see tons of files).

I feel like there’s probably something that I’m missing – like maybe I need to change a setting somewhere, or I just don’t understand how my temporary domain is supposed to work (I tried to “preview” my site via GoDaddy’s instructions, but it doesn’t work).

Thanks, hoping someone here will know, or have ideas!

-Meg

Domain not working after move from Blogger to WordPress.

Jayne35 — Sat, 22 Aug 2015 21:59:39 +0000

Hi all,

I have moved my blog from Blogger to WordPress using a temporary domain with my GoDaddy wordpress manager package. I already had my own domain name linked my blogger blog.
I just went self hosted.
Everything came over, however I can’t for the life of me get WordPress to work with my original domain name. Everytime I go into Godaddy account and make my original domain primary it stops everything working.

I don’t know if that makes sense,,i’m losing all hope I’m ever going to get my blog back and up and running normally again.

Go Daddy advised me tonight to go into wordpress settings and change my domain in the general settings, everytime I try and input that there it just states I can’t change the domain there, i have to change it at Godaddy and it continues to refer me back again.

This is useless because if i change to my normal domain in Godaddy, i then lose access to wordpress and can’t log in, it gives me “method not allowed error 405”. so I can’t then log back in to change settings.

It’s driving me barmy!, I would appreciate any help. Thanks

foolproof scenario to change site domain name without moving the site

josver — Thu, 06 Aug 2015 09:37:36 +0000

Hi,
Here is the scenario:
I build web sites for customers. Mostly they have an exisitng web site somewhere (www.companydomain.com), so what I do is, I build the web site, on the final server, but with a temporary domain name (companydomain.mydomain.com). In wordpress, I activate the necessary plugins, hand the site to the customer who then fills the new site using the temporary URL, adds their own images, slideshows and whatnot.
When everything is greenlighted, by me on the technical/hosting side and by the client (or their multimedia and textwriting guys), I need to have a foolproof way to change the old URL to the new one.

I know that I have to modify the home and siteURL fields in the database, as well as the multimadia links in the wp_posts able, but numerous plugins create their own tables, with the ld URL hardcoded.

So I came up with the brilliant idea (i thought) to export the full database, do a text mod of old domain name to new domain name and reimport, but that creates problems because of the requirement that you leave the GUID field alone.

Would the following scenario work – in all cases – ??:
1. Modify wp_options.siteURL and wp_options.home, as well as wp_posts.post_content (leaving wp_posts.guid alone, i.e. on the old, obsolete, URL value)
2. Export to SQL all other tables, modify companydomain.mydomain.com to www.companydomain.com and reimport

The problem is, I cannot know beforehand which plugins will be installed, but I do have to offer a fixed price, including the final move, beforehand.
So this needs to be quick, painless and foolproof. I looked at -all- the answers out there, and tested a number of them on some test sites, but most seem complicated and not foolproof, or not future proof, or do not work on plugins.