Editing a database

  • Hi all,
    First post here.
    I’ve been using WP + PowerPress for my podcasting efforts for years.
    And a while back (maybe 12 months ago), I changed the default media location setting in PowerPress. The thinking behind this change was to make the location of the mp3 files on the server more logical (to me).
    However, it seems that by doing this, I have broken the links between the mp3 files and the blog posts of all the episodes which were published PRIOR to me changing that PP setting. Which, in hindsight, kinda makes sense.
    So what I would like to know is this…
    If I were to move all the mp3 files back into one common directory, can I somehow look at the database of all the blog posts, and edit those entries which AREN’T pointing to the common mp3 folder?
    And if that can be done, how do I do it? ??
    Thanks in advance.

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  • Thread Starter audio2u

    (@audio2u)

    Replying so I can be notified by e-mail of any future replies.

    In PowerPress (access it under PowerPress in the sidebar) is a Tools menu. In there you will find a find and replace tool that will edit your media URL’s for you.

    -Mike
    Blubrry Support

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Mike Dell.
    Thread Starter audio2u

    (@audio2u)

    Awesome, Mike! Thanks. I’ll check that out.

    Thread Starter audio2u

    (@audio2u)

    Yep, that fixed it!!
    Thanks again, Mike!

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