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  10/14/11
  6:01pm
  rizaljohn says:

  Hi Benjamin,
  
  I can do that for you. Please send me the access or add me to your skype. Sent you PM.
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  10/14/11
  6:11pm
  Luis Cordova says:

  i think you can just ftp it yourself right? just need to find the correct folder under uploads or wherenever these images are located. you should give it a try
  
  for instance
  
  http://www.ldnfashion.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/treasures-585x243.jpg
  
  currently the .com domain seems to be redirected to .net
  
  have you already changed the url and home fields on the new database and also refreshed permalinks?

  Previous versions of this answer: 10/14/11 at 6:11pm

  • 10/14/11 6:14pm
    
    Benjamin Reynolds says:

    Hi Luis
    
    Thanks for the response.
    
    Excuse my ignorance but what are the home fields?
    
    I haven't done anything aside from importing the content.
    
    In regards to doing it myself I'm unsure how to download from the server via FTP and still keep the folder structure in place.
    
    B

  • 10/14/11 6:20pm
    
    Luis Cordova says:

    that is pretty simple, that is in case you clone the database and import it into your other site via phpmyadmin or other, I think that is the best way of moving a site
    
    1. about the home and url fields, you will do that easily like here from your phpmyadmin from your cpanel of your hosting like here http://wordpress.shadowlantern.com/how-change-wordpress-url-phpmyadmin/
    
    2. ftp can be achieved via a software like
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_FileZilla
    
    connect to old server then move all files from server to local hard disk
    and then connect to new server and upload all new files
    
    then change the wp-config.php to adapt it to the new db and login details
    
    that is standard in wordpress development, google it and you will find tons of info
    
    hope that helps, teaching you how to fish

  • 10/14/11 6:22pm
    
    Luis Cordova says:

    if you want me to move it you can just tell me your skype via private message

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  10/14/11
  6:53pm
  Gabriel Reguly says:

  Hi Benjamin,
  
  If you don't yet have someone to help you, I am available.
  
  Regards,
  Gabriel
  
  
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  10/14/11
  7:09pm
  akosipau says:

  If you used the wordpress importer then images should be imported as well. If you this issue not yet solve then i can help you with that.
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  10/15/11
  12:33am
  Luis Abarca says:

  You can try using BackupBuddy to backup and then migrate the entire site http://pluginbuddy.com/purchase/backupbuddy/
  
  Or check this SQL commands you have to perform after a domain migration :
  http://www.luisabarca.com/2010/12/migrando-wordpress-a-otro-dominio/
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  10/15/11
  5:53am
  Jurre Hanema says:

  I have got plenty of experience performing seamless site migrations, both using BackupBuddy and "the manual method". If you want me to, I can perform this migration as well. Just send me a PM.
  
  A note about BackupBuddy for those who are interested: I have found BB to be unreliable at times when migrating full backups, especially when the site gets a little bit larger. That's why I almost always copy the files using FTP and use BB for the database migration only.
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  10/17/11
  4:11am
  Lyman Lai says:

  let me do it for you!
  just some step:
  1. copy image to new server
  2. update all the image path in the mysql(need export by phpmyadmin then replace some path then import)
  
  done!
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  10/17/11
  8:29am
  She Codes says:

  I would like to help you on this.
  I can give instructions on how to do this.
  Or I can do this myself, if you prefer.

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