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  • Thread Starter Dan-BTP

    (@dan-btp)

    Thank you for your reply!

    This is only for internal use to update or merge a release version of the blog with a test (new design) version of the same blog (same server; just two completely separate WordPress sites). The test version is excluded from search engines, so duplicate content is not a problem.

    I can handle the trigger for when to run it. I just don’t know how to do it in PHP. Can you suggest some code to get me started? Thanks!

    Thread Starter Dan-BTP

    (@dan-btp)

    Thank you for your quick response!

    My question is how to duplicate the changes from one blog to the other without losing anything in the already released blog–how to merge the test domain blog into the release domain blog without losing anything in the release domain blog.

    Do you have any suggestions or can you point me to a description of how to do this? Thanks!

    Thread Starter Dan-BTP

    (@dan-btp)

    Thank you for your helpful, prompt response! I will look into how to script adding it to the database as though it were uploaded through the user interface.

    Thread Starter Dan-BTP

    (@dan-btp)

    Thank you for the suggestions!

    I am using the full URL in the link, so I don’t think that’s the problem.

    Also, I have handlers for *.php defined in the handler mapping section of IIS. In fact, I have handlers for PHP versions 5.3, 5.4 and 5.5. Do I need all three? I’m not sure why I have those three versions installed, as it appears from the PHP Manager in IIS that only one is active. Should I get rid of everything but the latest version?

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