How To Transfer WordPress Website From localhost To Server Manually Without A Plugin

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @wplearninglab
    @wplearninglab  6 лет назад +1

    If you enjoyed this video don't forget to the like it and subscribe! Then check out the best playlist on RUclips for moving WordPress: ruclips.net/video/ZJED0dqEx-M/видео.html

    • @martinparis3290
      @martinparis3290 5 лет назад

      Hi. I have been struggling with WP and dont know how to fix the errors im having. I have created an eStore called XPL, for the company im working. Did not yet buy the domain. The problem im facing is the following. Localhost/ it is set as the main page, then localhost/about us and so on. I used to have other project that had the name of the project after localhost. In this case would be localhost/XPL/home. I dont really know what i did. I already broke one project dont want to break 2. Now if i want to create a new project everytime i try, for instance: localhost/newproject, its redirect to it father localhost/ which is the homepage for XPL :S. Please help!

  • @FelipePerestrelo
    @FelipePerestrelo 2 года назад +1

    Best transfer tutorial I've ever seen. The only one that I found that mentions the domain change in all entrances of the database. Thanks!

  • @cynthiamanor6565
    @cynthiamanor6565 4 года назад

    Thanks for sharing this. I'm a SiteGround user, and I was able to roughly follow the instructions but there were some things I had to do differently because the SG interface is completely different now.
    So, I more or less did the following steps:
    I ended up installing a new WP instance on the site. I installed FlyWheel Local and and used it to create a site, export the database into, then imported it into SG using PHPMyAdmin. I copied the other WP files from my computer to SG using FileZilla. Then I made some changes to the wp-config.php file so that the new DB I imported would be used.
    I still need to go back and double check what I did.
    For Anyone that's Interested - there is an app called WPVivid Backup and Restore that I tested that worked really well.
    But I still wanted to see if I could do it manually so that I can understand some of the concepts involved.
    Thanks for the tutorial!!

  • @karuripatrick
    @karuripatrick 4 года назад

    Thank you kindly. I have spent 2 days struggling with unresponsive plugins and FTP

  • @marshaltafaramashangu8544
    @marshaltafaramashangu8544 3 года назад

    Thank you, this is amazing. I've been cracking my head for the whole week.

  • @digicydeconsulting1234
    @digicydeconsulting1234 4 года назад

    Hi, it would be really nice and helpful for many of us if you could make a video on how to send your localhost Wordpress website to your client without going live. There are many videos with ngrok methods, making tunnels, ports etc, but it there's no even one single video with all methods explained step by step. Thanks! BTW you rock!

  • @draw4turn77
    @draw4turn77 4 года назад +1

    Can you do this same video but with the new Siteground interface?

  • @sienahsu3103
    @sienahsu3103 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video! Any idea why I'm still getting a 403 error? I used local by flywheel to build my site as well, followed the steps, and double checked the database info. I'm not sure what else to do!

  • @kangdanlin
    @kangdanlin Год назад

    if i need to keep my old database ( old products from the live website) how do i upload the new localhost website to the server?

  • @ritelianadesign4174
    @ritelianadesign4174 5 лет назад +1

    Hi I have uploaded my website from local to my server but it gave me a error of page not found, I have tried saving the permalinks but didn’t resolved the issue. The site is up I can access the admin can you help me? Any ideia how to fix it?

  • @hirahassan2710
    @hirahassan2710 3 года назад

    Hi, I need to transfer website files from my server to client's local host. How can I do that? Can you help please.

  • @AndyDOHD1
    @AndyDOHD1 4 года назад

    Hi Bjorn, can I transfer transfer from MySQL to MariaDB? Moving to a new host, Krystal, who have Litespeed with Apache drop-in from another host who run Apache and MySQL. Had considered Siteground but flipped a coin, although if MySQL to MariaDB isn't possible I may go for Siteground. New Local by Flywheel now doesn't support Apache, inconvenient!

  • @lauranarozny
    @lauranarozny 5 лет назад +1

    Hello ! When we clic on "export" on the local site on Local flywheel, can we use the sql from it? It's very different from the one we can export from phpMyAdmin. I don't know what to do. And why we have to create a new database on our servor? Can we just import and replace the sql file only? I use OVH and I think we can replace the current sql.
    Then, when I exported my live website on local by flywheel, I just exported wp-content and sql file. So I don't know if I need to replace wp-admin, wp-includes and other files in Filezilla after exporting local site ?
    Thanks =)

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  5 лет назад

      Hi Laura,
      I've never tried exporting from the Local by Flywheel app directly and the uploading to a hosting account. My feeling is that wouldn't work with a bunch of extra steps to get the sql file just right.
      Are you able to use a plugin like All-In-One WP Migration to export locally and then import to a new WordPress install on your hosting account? I have a tutorial that could help you with that if you want to try it.
      For your second question, when you upload a site to a server you don't need to replace the wp-admin or wp-includes folder. Those remain unchanged in pretty much all WordPress sites. The only time those would be change is when WordPress is updated from an older version or someone builds a HIGHLY customized site with custom functions in those folders. The latter is pretty rare.
      I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!

    • @lauranarozny
      @lauranarozny 5 лет назад

      @@wplearninglab Thanks very much for your answer! I don't want to use plugin, I really need to understand more how it works :)
      So for example, if I use Divi theme and I add CSS and change also something on functions.php, do I need to upload new wp-admin? Another question... sorry... When I exported my online site to local, I only exported wp-content and sql. But can we exported wp-admin and wp-included too?

  • @dusan9684
    @dusan9684 4 года назад

    Great man, everything was perfect explained! I enjoyed!

  • @Wendy.839
    @Wendy.839 4 года назад

    Hi Thanks for the tutorial. So I did the steps, but when I login to Siteground admin Wordpress, it gives me a fresh wordpress page without my local website. Am I missing a step?

  • @FreeChill
    @FreeChill 6 лет назад +2

    You have a wonderful channel ♤ thanks for the tips ◇ cheers from Algeria

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  6 лет назад

      Thanks for the compliments and thanks for watching!

  • @AndyDOHD1
    @AndyDOHD1 5 лет назад

    Hi Bjorn I have a reseller hosting account with one company but considering the transfer of clients to Siteground; in fact I just purchased . As client sites and emails are already hosted on my cPanel hosting (WP and not WP) do you know how I can transfer all their emails as well as their sites? Some clients do not have WP-based sites. Siteground has transferred only my own site and I expect I shall have to transfer my clients'. I've still to change nameservers. Thanks in advance.

  • @abigroman
    @abigroman 5 лет назад

    There has to be a plugin that adds all that info already. My problem is that I still want to keep my Flywheel site so I can do all my upgrades on that localsite. I really need to get out of the habit of changing code on live sites. I don't think Google looks kindly about simple site changes.

  • @nonchalant8473
    @nonchalant8473 4 года назад

    Great tutorial thanks!

  • @jurnaljupiterunhas3024
    @jurnaljupiterunhas3024 3 года назад

    Many Thanks

  • @staciebabcock644
    @staciebabcock644 5 лет назад +1

    YOU are amazing!!! Thank you sooo much!!!

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  5 лет назад +1

      You're welcome Stacie, you're amazing too! Thanks for watching :)

  • @amittiwari6634
    @amittiwari6634 6 лет назад +1

    hello sir , i have one query regarding sms api integration
    i'm use contact form 7 sms plugin but this plugin missing visitor number autoreply ,how to send welcome sms to use autoreply automatically please help me

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  6 лет назад

      Hi Amit,
      I've never used the CF7 SMS plugin, so I can't be off too much help.
      Maybe you have to add the telephone number field manually to the form?
      Does the plugin have any documentation?

    • @amittiwari6634
      @amittiwari6634 6 лет назад

      @@wplearninglab wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-sms-integration/
      I use this plugin
      How to integrate sms api with out using plugin?

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  6 лет назад

      Hi Amit,
      I've never used the CF7 SMS plugin, so I can't be off too much help.
      The smart thing to do would be Google it. If you can't find anything then you can look into the plugin files to see how the plugin does it and possibly add the code you need to your functions.php file.

  • @aaronruiz816
    @aaronruiz816 5 лет назад

    Well done 👍 Really helped me out. Thanks so much!

  • @mauwiks
    @mauwiks 6 лет назад +5

    Manual is better :)

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  6 лет назад +1

      Manual is definitely important for when things go wrong. But I prefer the plugin because it saves time :) I prefer anything that saves time!
      Thanks for watching Mauwiks!

    • @mauwiks
      @mauwiks 6 лет назад +2

      @@wplearninglab But sometimes it takes a lot more time when the plugin has an issue that you will need to fix yourself and search on google. :)

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  6 лет назад

      Yes, that is true. I've had that happen a few times!

    • @allandacasin9041
      @allandacasin9041 5 лет назад

      Agreed. I also prefer manual, as it gives you understanding on how the things works.

  • @abigroman
    @abigroman 5 лет назад

    Be cool if you could do a video on Sublime and how you set it up for a site.

  • @abigroman
    @abigroman 5 лет назад

    "adminner"? :)

  • @thangjamkishorchand
    @thangjamkishorchand 6 лет назад +2

    I prefer Plugin method lol

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  6 лет назад +2

      Hi Thangjam,
      I do too, but knowing how to do it manually is priceless when something goes wrong.

  • @rhyscabonita5933
    @rhyscabonita5933 4 года назад

    I fucking love you (no homo)

  • @ХемфриБогарт
    @ХемфриБогарт 4 года назад

    Without a plugin but with an app? Why didn't you mention that in the title, wasting people's time by saying its mAnUaLlY.

    • @alejandroperez5368
      @alejandroperez5368 3 года назад +1

      I think you did not understand anything. The app used here is called Local by flywheel. He used it to develop the site on his computer. And then used a text editor to search and replace.
      No plugins needed,

    • @wplearninglab
      @wplearninglab  3 года назад

      Thanks Alejandro, I didn’t see that comment come through my feed, now I can leave it what you said :)