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In that case refer to http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
Are both domains pointing to the same IP? I.e. will you move WordPress completely or will you simply change the URL of the installation on the same server? If that is the case, refer to the below:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
BTW It is important to always make a backup before doing such changes.
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In reply to: How do i add www to my wordpress URLGood point 🙂 Thanks for the clarification and have a good day 🙂
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In reply to: Problems with writing posts and pages or editing themTry to make a manual upgrade of WordPress. Doing an upgrade (automated or manual) should not break your Website.
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In reply to: HUGE spike in "kilobytes downloaded per day" under crawl statsYou need time to see search engine results (like Google). They don’t happen overnight.
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In reply to: Malware Attack and Unable to log in to my admin accountMaybe your password was reset by the malicious user? In that case refer to the document Resetting password (http://codex.wordpress.org/Resetting_Your_Password) to change your password via FTP, if you still have access via FTP.
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In reply to: Malware Attack and Unable to log in to my admin accountThe hosting provider should be able to assist you and track down what happened. What is important is that the hosting provider helps you find out from where they went in so you close that door next time 🙂
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In reply to: Website Hacked. Need Help pleaseIt can depend on many factors. Some code might be obfuscated in the files and the antivirus will not detect them.
Once such files are parsed by the PHP engine of the webserver, then these are executed and the end result (the virus or malware) is presented to the user.
It could also be as I said before that the actual malware code is injected in the database; i.e. as part of “WordPress content”.
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In reply to: How do i add www to my wordpress URLHi Esmi,
Don’t want to sound rude (considering your expertise), just curiosity here. I did such change a couple of times and can confirm that changing it from the Configuration will also change the entries in the database and the change should be successful (considering that both A records in the DNS point to the same IP and not redirect you to somewhere else, thus breaking down the website).
As a matter of fact the document states that one should use these URLs to change the address. And obviously if one wants to change them manually, there is the documentation as well.
My only concern would be hardcoded links in blog posts etc, but again the document does not address those.
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In reply to: How do i add www to my wordpress URLHi Esmi,
Out of curiosity, why would you wreck the site completely?
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In reply to: How do i add www to my wordpress URLThe issue is not in the .htaccess file but in the configuration of WordPress.
Login to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the Settings > General node.
Change the URL from there.
P.S. If you have some hard coded links they will still point to the domain without www and in this case you might need to go through each and every link and change it.
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In reply to: Malware Attack and Unable to log in to my admin accountIn the meantime you can change your password using the following guide:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Resetting_Your_Password
Then proceed by reading Esmi’s suggestions to start cleaning up your website.
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In reply to: How can i add Google Mail accounts using my wordpress domain?Is your Website hosted on WordPress.com?
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In reply to: Checkout and Shipping IssueAs far as I know WPEC is a paid plugin, correct?
If that is the case you’d better check with the developer of the plugin.
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In reply to: only displaying correctly on Chrome??Force a proper refresh by pressing CTRL+ F5. Else clear the cache from both browsers and try again.