PushLive and WooCommerce tables

  • Hi there,

    I want to use PushLive to push my staging website to the production website. As we are using the WooCommerce plugin on both the staging and production website, we don’t want the orders in the production website to be overwritten by the orders in the staging environment. But if we skip the wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables from the PushLive settings (where the orders are stored), important information (for example new posts on the staging website) are also skipped. In the optimal scenario, only the order information is skipped in the push from staging to live. Does anyone have any experience with this?

    With kind regards,

    Sam Bouwer

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pushlive/

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  • Hi Sam,

    i looking for such a solution also.

    regards
    Daniel

    Thread Starter sambouwer

    (@sambouwer)

    Hi Daniel,

    The (unfortunately not very good) solution I came up with is copying the live website to staging (everything, including databases), test the new features, and then redo everything on the live website, as you did on the staging. Again, probably not the best solution there is, but it’s the best I found.

    Sam

    Hi Sam,

    thanks for your reply.
    This is exactly what i do ??

    Perhaps on one day someone has a solutions for this, or we are the only with this problem?!

    Daniel

    I too would love a solution to this woocommerce staging problem. I can’t seem to find a plugin or other all in one solution anywhere.

    https://mechanics.flite.com/blog/2012/11/15/3-methods-to-extract-a-subset-of-your-data-using-mysqldump/

    This should provide you with sufficient knowledge to determine how to do what you need to do, and either fix it yourself or hire a programmer to fix it for you. Someone that actually knows what he’s doing should be able to get you going in about 10 minutes. He’ll need to know both mysql and wordpress. To use mysqldump you’ll need to login to your host’s linux shell, often done through ssh.

    In case you didn’t know, you can access your database through your control panel by using phpmyadmin.

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