Are they saved in my databases somewhere? plx help me!!
Theres an option within wp-table-reloaded to export the tables to a file and also import them from a file.
You have not mentioned backing up the database which you will need to do, the tables are stored there, so when you restore the database you should get your tables back without needing the separate export file.
You’ll need to follow the instructions here to move to a different domain:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#Moving_WordPress_to_a_New_Server
Hi Eddy,
yes, as cubecolor mentioned, the tables are stored in the database.
Just a backup of your files from the “public_html” folder is not enough. You do need a database backup dump or you need to have the tables exported to a file, as cubecolor described.
Otherwise you will not be able to get your tables back.
(And a note regarding that Codex link: I would actually not follow all of that! It is absolutely not recommended, and will likely lead to data loss, if you search and replace in the .sql file. Reason: This also replaces strings in “serialized strings” (i.e. WordPress options or WP-Table Reloaded tables), and that might break the serialized string.)
Best wishes,
Tobias
Thanks for your comments. I still got that database online. I can acces it with PHPmyadmin. Do you have any idea in which tables I can find it and how I can get those tables to my new database?
Hi,
that’s good news!
Can you still log in to the old admin area of WordPress on the old server?
If yes, you should export a “WP-Table Relaoded Dump File” (from the “Plugin Options” screen) and then import that on the new server.
If you can only access the old database with PHPMyAdmin, do this:
Go to the table “wp_options”. There, you will find several records, whose names begin with “wp_table_reloaded”. There will be one for each table you have and two more general ones.
Export all of those (e.g. in SQL format). Then re-import those records into the “wp_options” table of the new database.
Best wishes,
Tobias
