When you are moving from one site to another, we can suggest using the Duplicator Plugin. We use it and it's working fine, because it will transfer all the files and also the tables to database.
No the new wordpress site is already installed and I should keep with a a bigger database. What I should do is a manual export for the data that has been created by Amelia but I don't know what are the entire tables that should be exported.
That's not that easy to do, since the plugin contains a lot of foreign key constraints, which you will need to manually modify, so it has the same database prefix as the new database.
You need to copy all wp_amelia_ tables (wp_ is the default WordPress database prefix, but in your installation it may be anything, so you're looking for your_prefix_amelia_ tables). There are 40 tables.
Also, you need to copy the "amelia_settings" option_name row from wp_options table to the new database's wp_options table.
Hello,
COuld you please tell me how to export Amelia data in order to move to a fresh new wordpress installation ?
Hello,
Awaiting your reply.
Hello Hafa10
When you are moving from one site to another, we can suggest using the Duplicator Plugin. We use it and it's working fine, because it will transfer all the files and also the tables to database.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hello,
No the new wordpress site is already installed and I should keep with a a bigger database. What I should do is a manual export for the data that has been created by Amelia but I don't know what are the entire tables that should be exported.
Hi again Hafa10
That's not that easy to do, since the plugin contains a lot of foreign key constraints, which you will need to manually modify, so it has the same database prefix as the new database.
You need to copy all wp_amelia_ tables (wp_ is the default WordPress database prefix, but in your installation it may be anything, so you're looking for your_prefix_amelia_ tables). There are 40 tables.
Also, you need to copy the "amelia_settings" option_name row from wp_options table to the new database's wp_options table.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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Thank you Aleksandar. So I won't need and other wordpress table than those that start with wp_amelia ?
You're welcome, Hafa10
You will need wp_options. That is - "amelia_settings" from that table.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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Thanks!