niblettes

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  • Forum: Localhost Installs
    In reply to: MySQL Database is not importing/exporting data correctly
    Thread Starter niblettes

    (@niblettes)

    4 years, 2 months ago

    I have used phpMyAdmin for both local:export and remote:import

    I have tried doing it at the command line, but MySQL on MAMP isn’t reachable that way.

    I have tried Sequel Pro and it can produce a local export, but crashes when it tried to connect to remote.

    So, phpMyAdmin.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Migrating from local to hosted loses customizations
    Thread Starter niblettes

    (@niblettes)

    4 years, 4 months ago

    Thanks again, I’ll try that script.

    I’m just amazed given the number of migrations, that this isn’t just built into the core of either WP or every host in the world.

    Git is so ingrained in my workflow, I don’t even think about it. it just is. But if it gets in the way, then I should use something else.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Migrating from local to hosted loses customizations
    Thread Starter niblettes

    (@niblettes)

    4 years, 4 months ago

    Thanks!

    Yes I am working with a child theme.

    And yes it makes no sense that if I migrate all files and all data that there should be a third thing that also contains settings but is neither files nor data.

    I have no requirement for using GIT. Its just a way to leverage something that I am already doing to get 100% file transfers in real time for free. No impact to my workflow.

    I tried the plugin. It sort of works. It exports with the development URL hardcoded into everything. And if I fiend/replace the destination URL before importing then the import fails. So it seems like this won’t work either 🙁

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