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Hi,
We are trying to work on a staging site and we would like to know if there is a way to export our Amelia events from live to our staging site?
Regards,
Fred
Hello Fred
Other than duplicating your website, you would be able to export all wp_amelia_ tables from the database, and import them in the new website.
So, once you install the plugin on a new website, you could overwrite tables that the plugin automatically created, and once the import is complete, you'd have the same events and services on a new site.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi,
Could you please give me the sql command to run please?
Regards,
Fred
I don't have the SQL command, Fred, I always used the graphic interface of phpMyAdmin.
Select all tables in the database:
Scroll all the way down, and under "With Selected" choose Export:
Then, when you install Amelia on another site select all these tables again, but instead of "Export" use "Drop", so all tables are removed from the database.
Then, go to IMPORT tab on the top and choose the .SQL file you exported:
That is it. If the database prefix is the same, you should have no issues with this approach.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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