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  • Thread Starter zpao

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    although if you do it the RSS way, you will not preserve comments. so if possible, I suggest doing it the database dump then insert

    Thread Starter zpao

    (@zpao)

    So it was much easier than I thought it would be. I forgot that you could set the number of entries to include in the RSS feed.
    So for LukeCollison, here is how I did it:
    1. log into your old WP and goto options|reading and in Syndication Feeds set most recent: 9999 and make sure you have full text selected.
    2. edit wp-admin/import-rss.php on your new server and make the second line look like define('RSSFILE', 'https://www.oldserver.com/wpdir/wp-rss2.php');
    3. point your browser to newserver.com/wpdir/wp-admin/import-rss.php

    or you can of course just dump the database and then import it (i realized you can just install phpmyadmin if your server doesnt have it. silly me)

    zpao

    (@zpao)

    I am having a problem similar to that of <b>Insom</b>’s. I started using v1.5 gamma on a new server, to start building my new website and test out 1.5 before upgrading my real server. I upgraded 1.5 gamma to 1.5 strayhorn and my previous permalinks no longer work.

    I dont understand why this is happening, as it seems wordpress is just not using the permalink structure in the old post.

    I can create .htaccess and everything. when i update the permalink structure with wordpress, the new posts work, but the old ones still use the permalink structure that was inplace at the time it was written, on the old version

    https://zpao.fizzystudios.com/wordpress/

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    zpao

    (@zpao)

    basketball-
    dont forget the semicolon at the end of the line, it should read
    <?php delicious("basketball2k"); ?>
    hopefully that will be all you need

    I really like the layout and css work thus far. Very well done. the only thing that I would suggest (it’s an aesthetic thing for me) is put the valid css,xhtml links inside the main part. It’ll give the whole page a little more flow, and you wont have the ‘interruption’ at the bottom.

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