• I just recently had my hosting company change my existing blog site from a .info to a .com. I did not know wordpress was domain specific? Forgive my lack of proper techie verbage. Anyway I got the home or index page up on the .com but all tabs and months of work are going to the parked .info pages. Then changed history hoping all things would be back to normal, Not. Searched all over web to find solution Im a bit desperate at this point and it’s not pretty. Also, afraid to make any other disasterous decisions and of course the timing just couldn’t be worse as been ramping up for a campaign. OUCH. I just keep getting better at this but geezo peezo this stuff isn’t for sissies!

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  • https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

    have you read/worked through this page? WP isn’t domain specific…it’s just gotta be changed over to the new domain…..

    Thread Starter jpmorgan17

    (@jpmorgan17)

    Hi Mr RVoodoo. You may very well be the best thing to happen to me in the last 48 hours. I will give this a serious shot and thank you for your suggestion and link. Will let you know how my frustration/learning curve/level maintains thru this great experience. Arrrrr

    you should be able to work through the issue…. just post back if you run into any specific trouble, but those instructions tend to work in most instances….

    Thread Starter jpmorgan17

    (@jpmorgan17)

    For anyone else having problems this worked for me in about 5 minutes.

    I hosted with go daddy changed my domain from a .info to a .com and for 4 days couldn’t get everything right which drove me absolutely bonkers because I had main page up but all the tabs were in .info mode and “parked” courtesy of go daddy. Thought I was going to have to learn sql data base! Now Im laughing but WASN’T at the time. If all you’ve done is changed the domain name then:

    I got it up in 5 minutes after Josh Holloway answered my question on wprecipes.com

    Word press admin area

    Settings/general

    WordPress Address URL

    Change this to your new URL.

    So simple I could just pinch myself! Unbelievable and I had pages of info I had worked on for months.
    Happy again in wordpress world.

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