How to Fix: WordPress Site not Working on Localhost After Port Change
If you have installed WordPress on localhost (example: using XAMPP) and then later you need to change the Apache’s HTTP port number, you will find that the existing WordPress installs will stop...
View ArticleHow to Uninstall and Reinstall WordPress
In this post I have explained how you can uninstall and reinstall WordPress. You will rarely think about uninstalling/reinstalling WordPress on your site unless you start having ‘Apache security mod...
View ArticleHow to import WordPress SQL database backup file without having ‘create new...
In this article I have explained how you can import your WordPress SQL database backup file even when you do not have the ‘create new database’ privilege in phpMyAdmin. This is particularly useful when...
View ArticleDatabase Recovery Techniques
Preventing data loss is one of the most critical issues involved in managing database systems. Data can be lost as a result of many different problems: Hardware failures Viruses Incorrect use of UPDATE...
View ArticleHow to Easily Import or Export any of Your WordPress Database Table Content
I get asked a lot of questions on how to import or export data to or from a particular WordPress database table on a regular basis. For example: How can I export all my products details from a...
View ArticleHow to Take a DataBase Backup Using the All in One WP Security Plugin
Short of a config file or two, and a couple data folders, the WordPress database contains pretty much all of the settings and content for a WordPress web site. Everything from user data, categories,...
View ArticleHow to Change the URL of a WordPress Site
Sometimes the URL or domain for a WordPress site is no longer appropriate. This could be for several reasons. Perhaps everything was setup using a different domain (like localhost) for testing...
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