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possibly the host you exported from was 64 bit os and the host you are importing to is 32bit os and thus can’t process that large a file?

As a side note I would consider looking for a host that offers the same type of shared hosting you have that is updated to php7 already so you don’t have to manage a dedicated server as they are quite complex to manage and cost more too.
I use GeekZoneHosting.com and they work great with php7.

Yes. All in one will help you.

Step 1. Install all in one plugin on your current server and export it to a file and download the file to your local pc.

Then Once you get your dedicated server setup and point your domain to it and it is resolving correctly and you are able to install a default out of box wordpress on it then you install the all in one plugin and restore your site.

Presto your site is back up and running on the new server.

Thank you for your quick reply. Good to know.

The following information assumes that you have command line access to your web server’s root directory otherwise you will need to use a web-based file manager of some kind.

You must find your php.ini file on your server or ask your hosting provider for assistance. The settings mentioned will be in that file.

You can also create a file on your web server with the following commands.

<?php
echo phpinfo();
?>

save this to a file called phpinfo.php or whatever you wish just so it ends with .php

then access this file from your web browser such as if you put it in your webroot folder

you would type in example.com/phpinfo.php.

You would get a report displayed on your browser with all the php settings and the values currently defined by your php.ini file.

Search through that report for the above-mentioned settings and look at the values they are set at.

Once you know that then you can find your php.ini file and change the settings as needed. Give your server more time to process php scripts and more memory to process them with.

Your hosting solution may have limits on how long and how much memory you can set the settings to but at least you can try to raise them up. If your host will not help you then you may want to find another hosting solution.

I have had great success with using an advanced table report tool called (ninja tables). They have a great user interface and elastic text search and multiple filters in various form elements. This tool may be better suited to what your trying to accomplish without the need to learn deeper amounts of html

I also am experiencing this type of thing with p
li strong and some other indenting tags getting removed from my posts.

I wonder if there is a plug in to allow me to white list the tags that get striped or not striped from the posts in 3.8

Hello Esmi,

Do you know of a wordpress plug-in that will let me break the visual editor’s html stripping logic? I want to copy and past directly from word into the visual editor and have a plugin that will let me selectively whitelist the html tags that do not get striped and black list the ones that do when the post or page is published?

I agree. Is there a plug in available that will allow me to filter out the html tags that i don’t want and allow the ones I do like strong,li,ul,ol,indenting and line
/paragraph<p> breaks? My clients are screaming for a simple copy/paste from word solution.

To save you time in the post reply…
No on the using the word post to blog option for xmlrpc and no on using the compose post in WordPress as this would break the workflow the clients have established.

This is the workflow that needs to be working:

1.compose article offline in word.
2. copy/paste from word to WordPress
3. Save draft for future publication.

Move on to next article…

No hand editing in the visual editor to add back formatting.
also make the preview show the post as it really will look not pre-stripping word code.

I agree. Is there a plug in available that will allow me to filter out the html tags that i don’t want and allow the ones I do like strong,li,ul,ol,indenting and line
/paragraph<p> breaks? My clients are screaming for a simple copy/paste from word solution.

To save you time in the post reply…
No on the using the word post to blog option for xmlrpc and no on using the compose post in WordPress as this would break the workflow the clients have established.

This is the workflow that needs to be working:

1.compose article offline in word.
2. copy/paste from word to WordPress
3. Save draft for future publication.

Move on to next article…

No hand editing in the visual editor to add back formatting.
also make the preview show the post as it really will look not pre-stripping word code.