How to export Connections data

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  • 08/21/2013 at 1:39 pm #267698
    Nina Scott-Stoddart
    Guest

    Hello! I’ve moved my entire WordPress site from one URL and host to another. Sadly, my Connections data didn’t move with me. How can I get it from one server to another?

    08/21/2013 at 3:52 pm #267708
    Steven Zahm
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    @ Nina

    You can make a backup of the Connections tables using phpMyAdmin or similar tool. Export the Connections tables from the source database. They’re easy to find as they all start with “connections” in their name. You can then import the SQL file into your new database. Sounds like a lot but only takes a few minutes and that is mostly tied up in logging in and out.

    You will also have to move the connection_images folder from within the wp-content folder to the new site.

    Hoe that helps.

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