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Unlike FileZilla or any other FTP client for that matter, WordPress Move only supports real FTP accounts. So make sure that you are using a plain FTP account and not an SSH account. Also, WordPress Move does not support secure connections either, so your server will be a little disappointed if it expects a secure connection request from WordPress Move 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] No PAGES moved with migrationThe plugin creates a dump of the database as-is so such a problem should not occur actually. However, some people told me that they are also having problems in backing up the database tables of the third party plugins they are using, so most likely the cause of this problem is the function that prepares the database backup. I will have a look at that ASAP and push an update. Sorry for the inconvenience 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] Featured images not showingI’m sorry for the late reply but if the problem is not resolved yet, could you please share the URL of your website?
If your installation consists of so many files, JS file tree will most likely crash. I’m looking for a better alternative right now to replace it in the next release.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] WordPress 3.4 compatible?Yes it is 🙂
I wasn’t aware of it, thanks for notifying 🙂
Will make sure that the next version is compatible with newer versions of PHP.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] wordpress-move/backup, DBBackup*.sql size 0First of all, sorry for the late reply.
I’m aware of this issue and there are some other people who encountered the same problem as well. This will hopefully be fixed in the next version as all those processes will be completely overhauled.
Thanks for using WordPress Move and sharing your experience.
Also, thanks s_ha_dum and esmi for assistance 🙂
You’re welcome, glad to help! I’ll be waiting for your post on how it went 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] Pages and Post not MigratingYes, there is only wp_posts table which stores all kinds of posts including pages.
WordPress Move has a problem with creating some plugins’ tables so I think these two problems might be somehow related. That bug will be fixed in the upcoming release, so I would really appreciate if you could try the upcoming release when it’s out and tell me how it goes 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] Pages and Post not MigratingCould you please check the database backup file WordPress Move created to see if it has missing tables or not?
The problem happens either during the creation of the database backup file or while the database backup file is being imported on the target installation.
It is “kind of supported” currently but will make this a feature in the next version so you may either want to try the following or wait for the next version. It’s your call 🙂
1. Enter dummy FTP connection details on WordPress Move Settings page on http://www.somesite.com to bypass the “Do we have the FTP connection details on file?” check.
2. Go to Migration Assistant and select the Migrate option.
3. Fill in the Change Domain Name (Optional) section so that all occurrences of http://www.somesite.com will be replaced by localhost/somesite/ or whatever URL you use locally.
4. Start the migration.
5. Once the plugin fails to connect the remote server because of dummy FTP connection details, it will terminate the operation.
6. Go to /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-move/backup/ directory and grab the backup files created during the terminated operation.
7. Put those backup files to the same directory on your local installation.
8. Go to Migration Assistant on your local installation and select the Restore option.
9. Click the Complete Migration button to complete the process.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] Worked Fine For MeI will try to make the learning curve a lot less steep in the upcoming releases. The plugin needs to assist the users even more.
Thanks for your nice words, much appreciated! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] Didn't workI’m aware of this issue and as I’ve stated several times, the JS file tree WordPress Move uses is not capable of handling too many files. I will replace it with my own JS file tree implementation in the upcoming releases.
If the file transfer over FTP fails (including situations like yours), you can always manually transfer those files to the
/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-move/backup/directory on the remote server and then go ahead and use the Restore option on the Migration Assistant.WordPress Move is not fully optimized for large installations yet so problems like these may happen on some installations. File systems themselves are not too much fun to play with so I’m sure you can understand how complex things may get when too many files are involved.
Thanks for trying out WordPress Move and sharing your experience. Please stay tuned 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Move] [Plugin: WordPress Move] Worked Fine For MeGlad it made your life easier. Thanks for dropping by and sharing your experience 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Move killed both my sites cant log inIf the page stays blank for a long time, then there is either a problem with establishing a connection with the remote server or creating backup files.