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01/23/2017 at 6:58 pm #408027
lisaraeinternet2713ingpress-com
ParticipantHello Steven,
I need to migrate everything in our current Connections Collection (Connections, Connections cMap – Template, Connections CSV) to a new website. I need to move the images and logos as well as all our bios. We are not migrating the whole website so I need to figure out the best way to move this information. How do you recommend proceeding?
Thanks for your wonderful help as usual,
Lisa Rae01/24/2017 at 8:58 am #408127Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Lisa
To do this, do not yet activate Connections or it’s addons on the destination site. First, navigate to the
../wp-content/uploads/folder on the source site and download theconnections-imagesfolder. Upload this folder to the same location on the destination site.Here’s where is a gets a little harder…
Login to the source’s site phpMyAdmin tool and navigate to the database being used for the source site. Export all the tables that begin with
{wpdb-prefix}_connectionswhere{wpdb-prefix}is the database prefix for your WordPress installation. If you are unfamiliar with exporting tables from phpMyAdmin, there are many, many great tutorials on the net which cover tat topic in great depth. It really is not hard, just select the tale, choose Export with the selected tables and choose the default options.Now, with the tables exported you need to import them on the destination site. Login to the destination site’s phpMyAdmin tool, click import. YOu should be able to use the default options when importing if you used the default options when exporting.
NOTE: If you had already installed Connections on the destination site, you first need to select the existing connections tables and drop (delete) them before you can import.
After you have imported the tables, you now need to rename each table so the
wpdb_prefixmatches the destination site’swpdb_prefx.Now, you can install and activate Connections on the destination site and your data and images will be used.
Hope that helps, let me know.
02/04/2017 at 3:54 am #409885lisaraeinternet2713ingpress-com
ParticipantHi Steven,
I finally moved Connections today and everything went well. Thank you very much for the instructions. I also renewed my cMap template so I could use the new customize feature.
Lisa Rae
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