Given all the problems, yes, it would have been simpler to do, it seems. But this is one a site, not a test. The old database is now gone, so that option is wasted.
Oh, I did forget to mention: when I do the import -- which doesn't import to the MySQL database -- as others have mentioned, it does show up in the "uploads" -- it just doesn't do what WordPress should do with it. On 3/25/07, Matthew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 25 Mar 2007, at 19:44, Dave J. (Scoop0901) wrote: Given all the problems that you are having why haven't you resorted to using a phpMyAdmin export then import? Are you testing the WordPress functionality or is this a real time site you are moving? Matt
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