Multisite Install – But Single Site Migration
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I know I saw you don’t have this feature yet.
However, I’m just giving you a nudge.
We need that. Also with the ability to handle the change of URL from the development to live on the fly.
Thanks.
Jay
CompuMatter
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There is another plugin for that purpose:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/ns-cloner-site-copier/I have install it but never tried though.
I have never personally tried it, but have gotten feedback from others that it works good! Thanks @john!
@compumatter later in the year I hope to get the source up on github to get additional contributions and help with all the requests…
Cheers~
i’m looking desperately forward to a pro version where you can move a multisite. hope it comes soon! 😉
cheers!
oliDuplicator does this fine!
I moved a whole MS network yesterday – even at a domain’s sub-folder online – and it works like a charm. The only issue is that the path for the network admin is not correct but this is probably due to the fact that I installed on a sub-folder, but it works when you edit your link manually.
Probably, if you install at root folder of a domain you won’t have this issue at all.I also discovered that MS doesn’t work on XAMPP though but there are some tweaks online for correcting this apparently.
hey john,
sounds great.
what i need to do:
move from dev.domain.com to http://www.domain.com (which is a folder called dev in the root)which makes me a little frightened 😉
should this work and how?
thanks
oliYesterday I moved from http://www.domain1.com to http://www.domain2.com/test and had the only issue with network path I described above.
What you describe sounds a bit more weird: you want to move from a sub-domain to the same main domain or to the main domain’s sub-folder that has the same name as the sub-domain?
Yes, that sounds a bit twisted and I wouldn’t go that way – directly.
I don’t know what the authors of the plugin would recommend, but I would rather do this in 2 steps: first move to a whatever test domain elsewhere and then re-move from there to your new address.But if your final destination is a sub-folder, you’ll encounter the same issue as myself yesterday: everything works absolutely fine, except that when you click on top menu My Sites-Network Admin you get the domain’s root address and not the sub-folders one (but you just edit the address in the browser and it works). I’m sure this can be fixed somewhere – maybe in config.php? – but I didn’t investigate further as this is OK for me as it is just a testing network and my original installation is the initial one.
thanks john, i gues it was a little misleading.
right: moving from dev.domain.com to http://www.domain.com/i just meant the developer content of the actual subdomain is technically a folder in root. 🙂
oli
OK, then it should work.
But, again, if I were you I would do this in 2 steps for more security. Move somewhere else first, delete the dev folder, sub-domain and related database and then start over from the temporary location to your final destination.great – thanks!
Thanks for helping out with that John!
My pleasure!
BTW, I forgot: If you ever find a solution to the issue I mentioned above when duplicating at a sub-folder please let me know!
The issue (not sure if it’s MU related or rather to the fact that I duplicate at a sub-folder):
Original MU site: http://www.domain.com
Destination site: http://www.domain.com/newsite/When navigating at backend admin level destination’s main site everything works fine and the paths are correct,
ie http://www.domain.com/newsite/plugins.phpBut when going to the Network’s admin backend dashboard it should go to http://www.domain.com/newsite/wp-admin/network/ – but it doesn’t!
Instead the path, for all admin network addresses, is missing the subfolder and tries to connect to the root address,
ie http://www.domain.com/wp-admin/network/Would welcome any ideas on how to correct this. Thanks!
My work with MU is pretty limited. I hope to spend some more time with it once I get many of the issues on the single site installs ironed out…
Cheers~
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