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There are times when you need to move WordPress around within your server, and times when you need to move WordPress from one server to another. You don't need to reinstall. WordPress is flexible enough to handle all of these situations.
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After Migration From dev, Only my Links to the Homepage Still Redirect to dev
The reasons might be because the migration didn't replace links in the database tables. And! Just to make it more interesting, my first migration failed. … I've remade the entire migration, including:
(on local using vim) verify all the links in the database (download to local, find and replace all URL subdomain instances of dev. with empty string)
(cPanel …
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