Blog Migration

Take a look at the WP Migrate DB plugin.

Ok thanks, I will check that.

I Used: WP Migrate DB.

Ok its Cool, But the main Page Still has the Old URL Again ??
I Don’t know why, its crazy !!!

(Your database (SQL) file has been successfully generated. Your download should begin any second.)

I still see the OLD URL in the Main-Page Source ?!?

Please Some One Help Me.

In another way, My main page menus still pointing to the Old URL.
Even the “Home” Button. !!

Check the code that is generating your menu. Perhaps the urls were hard coded in.

I dont mind to check that, but what file that generate the main page ! or the Menu !! so i cna check it !?

The template file that generates the menu varies from themes to theme., Your main posts page is generated by the index.php template file.

Hello esmi,

are you sure of this ?
I Searched all index.php files, no one of them has any URL even.

Note: I am talkin about the Header Menu “that menu in the top of the home page”

are you sure of this ?

Yes

I am talkin about the Header Menu “that menu in the top of the home page”

Yes – I am aware of that. Try looking in your current theme.

I have the same issue but different circumstances.

I run my main blog and my development blog on the same server but in different folders. Main: mysite.com/blog/, Development: mysite.com/development/.

I mainly use the WP setup in the /development/ folder other peoples blogs I’m working on and it doesn’t seem to interfere with the main setup in /blog/, but now I want to work on my own theme so set up /development/ to be identical to /blog/.

I used WP-Migrate to prepare the MySQL database for move and edited the database name in the .sql file to match the new install name.

I imported the changed database and moved over my WP-contents folder. After setting permissions, etc. I updated the theme so all the html links now go to /development/ instead of /blog/.

Thinking I had done everything I do when working on other site migrations, I went to the new home page. Looks perfect, everything is where is should be and when I mouse over all the links they show /development/ in the URL just like they should.

Problem: Doesn’t matter what link I click on, I end up on the /blog/ equivalent of that page. Example: “mysite.com/development/contact-us” ends up at “mysite.com/blog/contact-us”.

The only difference I can see is when I work on another’s blog in /development/ there is no equivalent page or post in /blog/ to go to. If I create and publish a new test post for the blog in /development/ and click on its link on the home page, it goes to “page not found”, because there is no equivalent page in /blog/.

If I do a view source all the links are correct with /development/ in them.

What am I missing? Is it a path issue that has to be mapped or something or do I have to do this one from a different server?

Thanks

@meesha: It is considered impolite to interrupt another poster’s thread. Please post your own topic.

@esmi: if it is impolite then there are a lot of impolite people all over this forum. I notice you didn’t take any of your valuble time to offer a suggestion to my problem, must be too busy telling others how impolite they are.

Don’t bother replying, no thanks to you I’ve solved my own probelem and have moved on.

@joseph.amr, take a look at header.php for the main menu.

@vtxyzzy

I can’t see any URL in any header.php neither index.php !!
Where is the main page source come from ??

??

Ok, I found the URL’s, Under the active theme folder ??
But I found them in 6 different .php files:
single, search, navigation, contact_template, archives, archive

And I don’t know if I should modify all those files !!

I am not that good with php, but i will try to find the relations between those files, and which file must be modified.

I may start with navigation.php

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