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Here's How You Can Clone And Shift A WordPress Blog
Sometimes a user may wish to move the location of their WordPress files on their server. WordPress does not need to be re-installed in the chosen new location, but can be moved as a whole. How to copy wordpress is explained in a few simple steps.
To start with, changing the URL for WordPress and moving it to another location requires either setting up a new directory, into which all of the relevant core files are then moved; or, if they will be copied into the (pre-prepared) root directory, a back-up of all index.php complete with any other required files must be created. It may also be necessary to move these files.
The user then logs on to his blog, accesses the so called WordPress Address box, situated in the General panel within the Administration/ Settings) and changes the WordPress URI location. While within this administration settings panel, the Blog address location (URI) should also be updated (to match the new WordPress URI). When the settings are saved, the blog must not be viewed or opened and the complete folder containing the wp-content/cache needs to be deleted (only for users of the version WordPress 2.0 ).
All original directory/ subdirectories and WordPress core files can now be transferred to the latest location. Permalinks which are in use may make an update of the Permalink structure (Permalinks panel within Administration - Settings) to the newest .htaccess file (to be found in the directory containing the index.php ) necessary.
Occasionally, some uploaded images may be found missing. Changing the image paths within the SQL database (the Tamba2 website has a tutorial with detailed instructions how to accomplish this) will rectify this error.
Users also need to remember to change the location settings for upload storage folders, otherwise all new uploads could end up in older folders. Image and media upload links should also be updated. These changes can be implemented by accessing the panel for Miscellaneous in the Admin. settings menu.
Depending on the ISP in use, some of the user permissions may be found to have changed from 0644 to 0000 and will require changing back to their original setting.
Should various menues be supported by the theme, links to the home page may need to be updated from old embedded subdirectories; this is done within the Appearance/ Menues panel. It is vital to set URI locations before any files are moved. However, it is possible to rectify the situation if files have accidentally been moved before setting URI locations.
Once this has been done, it is essential to test the website just to ensure that it works. If this test is succesful, be sure to let your visitors know of the change.
A brilliant website, codex.wordpress.org, has some excellent, in depth tutorials describing in great detail how to how to clone wordpress, how directories are set up, how to change site URLs, how to rectify problems arising from files being moved too soon and other relevant topics, including how to move WordPress to another server.