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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost Gallerieswell, yes. They are attached in the old blog when the database is exported.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesYea, they don’t show up. Honestly, this same problem has happened to a lot of people on the boards, and i have poured through all of them. None have been resolved. The image urls are correct, the files are uploaded, but the images won’t attach automatically.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesThey are listed as unnattached… I think i was using the native gallery.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesOk, i’ll check that out. I made the changes to the urls after i had exported the database. Basically just opened it up in dreamweaver and replaced XXXXXX.com/blog with XXXXXX.com. Everything works fine except for those posts which used gallery images.
All i have at this point is the sql file of the old site. So whatever changes i make have to be done to that.
Theres about 100 posts, and i’m almost just thinking about going through all of them and reuploading images for each…. fun stuff
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost Gallerieschanging those to match did nothing…. at a loss here. Pretty sure its the fact that some of these posts have a [gallery link="file'] tag and thus do not work…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost Galleriesone thing i noticed is that the permalink for some posts in the database are different from the permalink shown in the edit page area.
This shows up in wordpress
This shows up in my database…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesSo this is the problem here. I copied from my database, a post entry. You’ll notice that in place of a path to the image, is something that says [gallery link="file"]. These posts don’t show the image.
Example not working:
(2320, 1, ‘2012-08-21 03:12:00’, ‘2012-08-21 03:12:00’, ‘[gallery link="file" order="DESC"]\r\n\r\nYesterday was the one-day set of Method”s two story, 1,400 square foot custom home located on Bainbridge Island. The three bedroom, two bath home designed by Group Architect utilizes sustainable systems and construction techniques, including Henry Blueskin wrap with a Method-designed pressure treated plywood rain screen, a Daikin altherma air to water heat pump, electric heated floors, Taylor metal roofing, prewiring for solar power, and low VOC paints, finishes, and adhesives.’, ‘Custom Bainbridge Prefab Set’, ”, ‘publish’, ‘open’, ‘open’, ”, ‘custom-bainbridge-prefab-set’, ”, ”, ‘2012-08-21 04:25:19’, ‘2012-08-21 04:25:19’, ”, 0, ‘http://www.XXXXXXX.com/?p=2320’, 0, ‘post’, ”, 0),
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesOk. So I have exported my database in its entirety using phpmyadmin.
Do I also have to export from wordpress itself?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost Galleriesadditionally, there is not a single wordpress migration tutorial that asks you to do that.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesOk, thanks for your help, but no need to be condescending.
So, in addition to uploading all the images to the server, I must also import them into the Media Section of wordpress? If so, i haven’t done that.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesYea, i get the basics of it. And for the most part, everything worked fine. It was just the gallery images do not display, and my images which are uploaded to the server do not show up in the media section of the admin page.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Migration Lost GalleriesI exported the entire database for the blog, changed the urls to point to the new domain, and uploaded all of the content to the new site.
Some images work, but the galleries do not.