I have completed my wordpress site in localhost,And i have wordpress domain in azure(defualt wordpress theme).Now i want to transfer complete all files to azure from localhost.Is it possible?Please help me
Migration plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/) is useful for you. you are able to take migration file from your local setup and upload that migration file in your azure setup.
It's a bit straight forward.
Go to Tools → Export:
Clicking the Export All button (if you have a site without plugins installed.)
Selecting all content and clicking the Download Export File button (if you have a site with plugins installed.)
Download specific content only, like posts, pages, or feedback.
Wait for the export to process. Once it’s ready, click the Download button that appears, or check your email for the download link.
You will receive a .zip file to save to your computer with the .xml file inside of it. This file contains your posts, pages, comments, categories, tags, and references to your site’s images.
Larger sites will include more than one XML file to ensure that your export process will be fast and complete successfully. When importing into another site, you’ll need to unzip the file and import each of the .xml files individually.
Host/create your wordpress on azure and reverse the process above by using import in place of export.
Import your file to the new site. If you’re importing to another WordPress.com site, you can follow the same steps in this guide.
Create a backup of your WordPress files and database
Install wordpress on azure, you can follow this guide (https://wplift.com/wordpress-microsoft-azure)
You need the /wp-content folder and the export file from WordPress on your localhost, you will need a copy of your site content, WordPress has a built-in exporter for this – simply visit “Tools” > “Export” and choose “All Content” and download the Export file.
Then upload your wp-content folder on Azure and import your content by visiting “Tools” > “Import" and upload your export file.
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So basically there's a dropbox folder shared with my team members. I want to automatically upload the file which is added or upload the file which is modified. How can I do that?
Basically it'll trigger a PHP/Node file which will upload all the content of CSV file to the database.
Right now I have to manually run node command which selects the latest file from the folder and uploads it. But I want to automate this as well.
Do you think it would need a web socket?
not sure I got you right but you might consider installing dropbox app with auto-sync or consult this link
https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/sync-uploads/smart-sync
for more data.
Basically DropBox used to have their own API for that and they decided to remove it so I would try with app
https://blogs.dropbox.com/developers/2015/04/deprecating-the-sync-and-datastore-apis/
Hope that helps ...would write it in a comment but I just made an account
Best!
I got my first job as a programmer.
The client gave me the credentials for an ftp server and wordpress admin panel.
I need to fix an issue.
How do I download to source code of the website?
If you want change something in code then you can use any ftp clients. first download code form server and change in file and then you can upload that file.
Use this plugin:
By using this plugin you can download whole file and database without losing anything..
https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/
Video: https://youtu.be/oc73jtvHWYQ
Duplicator gives WordPress users the ability to migrate, copy, move or clone a site from one location to another and also serves as a simple backup utility. Duplicator handles both serialized and base64 serialized string replacement. WordPress migration and WordPress backups are easily handled by this plugin.
I have a blog hosted at openshift but would like to move it, I have wordpress installed using 1 small gear (not scalable). I've tried plugins like WP Clone by WP Academy and Move Wordpress but the server times out before the backup/clone/zip file is created.
I was able to login to my openshift account using SFTP to manually copy the wordpress installation to the new server but the structure is different than what I'm used.
I would prefer to just use a plugin like WP Clone by WP Academy, how I can get it to work?
If not, where are the wordpress files on openshift so I can copy them to my new host?
Thanks.
We are sorry to see you go, please email openshift#redhat.com if we can do anything to help you stay!
If you have to go, we understand though, here is a breakdown of the file locations (assuming you used our quickstart):
~/app-root/data/uploads (files uploaded through wordpress
~/app-root/data/themes (themes uploaded through wordpress)
~/app-root/data/plugins (plugins uploaded through wordpress)
~/app-root/data/blogs.dir (uploads and assets for wordpress multi-site installation)
~/app-root/repo/php (all other wordpress core files)
You can use mysqldump from the command line to get your wordpress database, all of the login information is there in the environment variables, and your database name is the same as your app name.
You can also use the rhc snapshot save command to get a complete backup of your application.
Let us know if you need any more assistance.
Here is instruction how-to migrate from OpenShift
Backup database
Copy all files from server
Modify Wordpress config
Upload to a new server
Restore database backup
I have to create about 2000 course with 5000 documents in Moodle 2.4. I have used Bulk category upload and bulk course upload to create the courses.
As file management in Moodle 2.0 has changed and files cannot be placed directly to moodle appdata folder. I created file system repository in Moodle Appdata and uploaded all files with their course id (id from DB table after creating courses) as directory name.
After enabling file system repository i can now see files in file picker. Now i use file picker to link those files to their courses manually. Another option is drag and drop files to their courses. But it is time consuming and it may lead to human error as every course has to be opened and above options has to be done.
I gone through mdl_files table to link files to their courses but the contents are encrypted and i cannot directly link files to their courses using DB as of in course file area in Moodle 1.9. I wrote script using Moodle File API but that could also be done in course only.
Is there any way that linking of those files can be done through script or database to their corresponding courses in bulk.
Thanks in advance
I'm not aware of a solution that doesn't involve writing some code.
However, you could take a look at the code in course/dnduploadlib.php, as that should be possible to adapt this to loop through all the files in a given directory on the server and convert them into resources.
If you created a draft file area (using the files API), you could then use an adjusted version of the 'handle_file_upload' function (and the functions it calls) to do this.
I would like to give the user a file browser from within a webpage.
Here is what I've tried. I'm trying to present the file contents myself. I am trying to make it so there is div that is the same as what you would get on an ordinary directory browse within the webpage. I have succeeded in making the div work visually, displaying the contents of the selected folder but when trying to click on a file in that directory it can not find the file because it is looking in the wrong file path index.html/ instead of index.html/videos.
Code:
<div id="new-nav"></div>
<script>
$("#new-nav").load("/videos");
</script>
What's the best way to give the user a "file browser" experience in a webpage?
I would recommend using http://ckfinder.com/demo instead.
Features of CkFinder as Listed on their Site
Lightweight interface.
No page refreshes: quick responses.
Folders tree navigation: intuitive for all users.
Quality image thumbnails, making it quick to find things.
Multi-language support with automatic user language detection.
Context-sensitive menus for files and folders.
Multiple file uploads with a progress bar (*).
Full user control of the content: create, rename, and delete
folders and files.
Drag-and-drop support for copying and moving files between folders.
Full developer control: all features can be precisely configured with
a powerful ACL and user roles system.
Flexible configuration: store files in private folders, also
outside the document root.
Secure file uploads: all uploaded files are checked according to
the rules set by the developer.
Full source code included for the server side integration.
Instant integration with CKEditor and FCKeditor.