Do you have access to the files in your cPanel account with the web host where the domain was originally pointed? Unless you dropped the hosting along with the domain, the files should still be there.
The only ways I know of to redirect people from the old domain to the new one are (1) use a 301 redirect placed inside an .htaccess file located on the original domain; or (2) if you repurchased the domain, just do a redirect from your registrar. But that isn’t going to solve your problem of broken image links.
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Miiiii
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hi,
you wrote:
“Do you have access to the files in your cPanel account with the web host where the domain was originally pointed?”
I still have the same webhost. I just changed name. what changes should i do in the htaccess-file?
hi, what you need to do is fix the broken images and links.
please take full backup and then proceed to install a plugin named velvet blue and fill old and new URL detail in this screen https://wordpress.org/plugins/velvet-blues-update-urls/screenshots/
let us know if it doesnt work. Dont forgot taking backup of database.
Thanks,Laliz
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Miiiii
(@miiiii)
Do you have access to the files in your cPanel account with the web host where the domain was originally pointed? Unless you dropped the hosting along with the domain, the files should still be there.
i dont know if i have the old files on the server. i was able to log in on the old domain name but what i could see the files that i came to was the same as on the new domainname. my webhost didnt know either.
i watched a video which mention this code:
ReWriteEngine on
ReWriteCond % {HTTP_HOST} ^olddomainl [NC, OR]
ReWriteCond % {HTTP_HOST} ^www.olddomain [NC]
ReWriterule ^(.*)$http:// newdomain/ $1 [L, R=301,NC]
could that be something? i would like to solve this problemwithout a plugin.