• Hi everyone,

    I no longer have my webpage on the world wide web, however I can access my wordpress files through the file manager in cPanel. Is there anyway I can view the site and wordpress pages through cPanel? Even if it is just to copy the text from it?

    I really would appreciate your help, thanks.

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  • No. WordPress dynamically creates HTML which displays properly in your browser. the data (text) is stored in the wordpress database.

    cPanel is a hosting application, it can show you the source files but not the dynamically generated HTML

    Now it might be possible that your host provides a way to look at your webroot folder via a browser. If so, you might be able to use that address and the folder name holding the wordpress files to view the site. But this is a question you will have to ask your host becsue each one is different.

    Good Luck

    p.s. if you just want the text, you could use cPanel’ database function ‘phpMyAdmin’ to export the database. That would contain all your posts and you could grab the information that way.

    If we cannot go into the cPanel to access my website how do you go about finding which email was used when opening the WP account? Help!

    You can use phpMyAdmin to look at the admin user and see it’s email

    Sorry Yes I can access Cpanel.

    Is there a way to go through Cpanel to access the website and gain access to WP email that was used?

    Again, not sure which email was used to access the WP account for our website.

    rfc

    You can use phpMyAdmin to look at the admin user in the wp-users table and see it’s email – you should be able to get to phpMyAdmin via the cPanel

    (sorry about my first post, I thought you were the opriginal poster)

    Thanks!

    Would you know how to edit the email address to a new email in the phpMyAdmin?

    That probably the best way

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