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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Disable Quantity Screen Reader TextThanks, Mike. Works!
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Convert WordPress to Blogger!Hi Symphony, why not post it as a new topic in the forum? That will benefit you more cos I doubt if anyone will respond to you here.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: The uploaded file could not be moved to ….What is the size of the image? Hope it doesn’t exceed the maximum upload limit of WordPress?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Transfer WordPress.com to .org? [Unique Problem]Yes… I think you have to wait for the DNS changes to take effect before you know the next step to take.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Transfer WordPress.com to .org? [Unique Problem]Just incase you have already changed the Name Servers of your domain name and still experience the same problem, are you sure you are typing the right admin login link in your browser, (e.g http://www.domainname.com/wp-login.php)?
Please, let us knwo so we can help you out.
Thanks.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Can't Log InHi, if you’ve tried the info on that link and it didn’t work, and the reset password link wordpress offers on the admin login page doesn’t work either, then you might want to explore the idea of doing a fresh install of WordPress.
Check if the name of the root folder containing your wordpress files is spelt correctly. For example if the name of the root folder is wordpress, make sure you are typing http://localhost/wordpress and not http://localhost/Wordpress
I make it a personal decision to have my root folders spelt in small case.
I hope this helps!
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Convert WordPress to Blogger!Sure… WordPresss is better in terms of flexibility if it is self hosted. But if your friend is still keen on moving to blogger without wanting to loose his wordpress blog posts, comments and tags, then here is the way out:
Login to WordPress and navigate to the Dashboard of the blog that you’d like to transfer to Blogger. Click on the Tools tab > Export link, then download the WordPress XML export file by clicking on Download Export File and save this file to your local machine.
2. Go to WordPress2Blogger, browse to that saved document and click Convert and save that file to your local machine. In this file will be the contents of your posts/comments from WordPress in a Blogger export file.
3. Then from your Blogger dashboard: Settings > Basic tab and click “Import” to import the converted file.
I hope this helps 🙂
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: Error Establishing Connection on Hosted DatabaseFrom my knowledge of WordPress, you can’t have have a localhost website running on a database on the remote server. Databases works with files hosted on thesame server with it.
I use XAMPP to develop my sites locally and that is why XAMPP comes with phpmyadmin so u can have your database running locally too as you develop.
Why not develop everything on your localhost, and when done, get to upload via ftp or the file manager of your cpanel… just the only way out 🙂