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WordPress: Replace URLs in the database when moving between servers
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-- Run this to replace URLs in the database when moving a WordPress blog from | |
-- one URL to another. | |
-- Replace "wp_" with the table prefix you have chosen. (If it's "wp_" you | |
-- should really change it for added security). | |
-- You may need to update other tables/columns as well - I normally use | |
-- phpMyAdmin's database search tool to search for the old URL. | |
-- Note: Don't replace the guid field if you're changing the URL of a live site, | |
-- only if you're making a development site live.) | |
UPDATE wp_posts | |
SET post_content = REPLACE(post_content, "http://www.old.com", "http://www.new.com"), | |
guid = REPLACE(guid, "http://www.old.com", "http://www.new.com"); | |
UPDATE wp_comments | |
SET comment_author_url = REPLACE(comment_author_url, "http://www.old.com", "http://www.new.com"); |
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