Comments on: 6 things to remember when moving WordPress blogs to a different host http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host IBM RPG and Databases Tue, 07 Sep 2010 03:22:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Rick http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-112 Rick Tue, 24 Feb 2009 10:02:26 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-112 <p>This was a huge help.  Thank you very much for posting this!  The character set turned out to be the culprit with my migration.</p> <p>Rick</p> This was a huge help.  Thank you very much for posting this!  The character set turned out to be the culprit with my migration.

Rick

]]> By: dev http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-111 dev Tue, 24 Feb 2009 09:02:34 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-111 <p>can u post “how to create database for wordpress using PHPMyAdmin “</p> can u post “how to create database for wordpress using PHPMyAdmin “

]]> By: thee http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-110 thee Mon, 23 Feb 2009 07:02:34 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-110 <p>I’m tryin to move a client of mine’s wordpress blog from 3ix to Network Solutions. I’ve tried contacting customer support for both of these places but haven’t recieved any help. I got everything switched over, but it looks like it isn’t linking with the database. I’m so stuck.</p> I’m tryin to move a client of mine’s wordpress blog from 3ix to Network Solutions. I’ve tried contacting customer support for both of these places but haven’t recieved any help. I got everything switched over, but it looks like it isn’t linking with the database. I’m so stuck.

]]> By: Mayank http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-109 Mayank Mon, 23 Feb 2009 05:02:46 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-109 <p>nice post, but instead of all these hassles. I would instead suggest you to follow the tutorial which I’ve written recently on easiest and quickest way of moving wordpress.</p> nice post, but instead of all these hassles. I would instead suggest you to follow the tutorial which I’ve written recently on easiest and quickest way of moving wordpress.

]]> By: Guy http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-107 Guy Sun, 22 Feb 2009 07:02:52 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-107 <p>@thee- the most important thing is to have the details correct in wp-config.php - you need the correct username, database name and password and make sure the domain is right as well- e.g. for Dreamhost you can’t leave it as ‘localhost’, it has to be the actual mysql domain you created when you set up the database so it would be something like mysql.yourdomain.com instead of the default ‘localhost’.</p> <p>If you double check all that you’ll probably find where you’ve gone wrong. </p> @thee- the most important thing is to have the details correct in wp-config.php - you need the correct username, database name and password and make sure the domain is right as well- e.g. for Dreamhost you can’t leave it as ‘localhost’, it has to be the actual mysql domain you created when you set up the database so it would be something like mysql.yourdomain.com instead of the default ‘localhost’.

If you double check all that you’ll probably find where you’ve gone wrong.

]]> By: Lorenzo http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-108 Lorenzo Sun, 22 Feb 2009 06:02:41 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-108 <p>I would like to see a more modular approach to this problem.</p> I would like to see a more modular approach to this problem.

]]> By: WordPress Modder http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-106 WordPress Modder Sun, 22 Feb 2009 03:02:05 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-106 <p>Good advice Guy, this is some wording in the WP installation documentation that gets people a lot. “You’ll use localhost 99% of the time”.</p> <p>I run dozens of WP blogs and on different hosts, some require localhost, some require the mysql domain.</p> <p>Good for people to know:)</p> Good advice Guy, this is some wording in the WP installation documentation that gets people a lot. “You’ll use localhost 99% of the time”.

I run dozens of WP blogs and on different hosts, some require localhost, some require the mysql domain.

Good for people to know:)

]]> By: Guy http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-103 Guy Sat, 21 Feb 2009 12:02:17 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-103 <p>@FreewareCollection: you could try going to wp-admin/upgrade.php and seeing if your database needs an upgrade, and also check the permissions are not too restrictive on the WP files. </p> @FreewareCollection: you could try going to wp-admin/upgrade.php and seeing if your database needs an upgrade, and also check the permissions are not too restrictive on the WP files.

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]]> By: Freeware Collection http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-104 Freeware Collection Sat, 21 Feb 2009 05:02:35 +0000 http://www.86db1.com/6-things-to-remember-when-moving-wordpress-blogs-to-a-different-host#comment-104 <p>I have a problem with importing WordPress: I use phpMyadmin to export and import WP, everything is ok but WordPress doesn’t work.</p> <p>When the first time I try new WP at http://newdomain.com, it redirects to http://olddomain.com. So I change 2 options in WP database (blog link and home link) to http://newdomain.com and it doesn’t redirect but the page is white at all.</p> <p>I don’t know the reason why. I’m using WP 2.6.2, do you have an advice for me? Thanks.</p> I have a problem with importing WordPress: I use phpMyadmin to export and import WP, everything is ok but WordPress doesn’t work.

When the first time I try new WP at http://newdomain.com, it redirects to http://olddomain.com. So I change 2 options in WP database (blog link and home link) to http://newdomain.com and it doesn’t redirect but the page is white at all.

I don’t know the reason why. I’m using WP 2.6.2, do you have an advice for me? Thanks.

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