Krauser

This has been resolved already. The problem was about the htaccess having a weird extension. It was having .htaccess.ui.

Solved by:
1. Removing the .ui.
2. Setting up a custom permalink structure
3. Re-upload a photo.

Nope.
When you go to Media Library and upload the images from your local drive, images does not appear after uploading. Just broken image links.
But when you go to “Edit” link. You can see that the image is there.

still a work in progress
??

Hi Janet,

Yup, did that too. Disabled all plugins and switched to other themes.
Still does not work. I think I might need a fresh wordpress install.

Thanks RPS.

Great support!

Solved this.
You should assign a variable to jQuery.noConflict().
var $varName = jQuery.noConflict();

And replace the $ with $varName.

This is what I did on the css.

#content .hfeatures {
float: left;
margin: 45px 16px -10px;
}

/*=====This part here will remove the lines and the text inside it===*/
#featured-block {
border-bottom: none;
border-top: none;
margin: -30px 30px 10px 20px;
padding: 15px;
text-align: center;
width: 83%;
}

#featured-block h3 {
display: none;
font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
font-size: 2em;
line-height: 1.3em;
}
/*========*/

#content .hfeatures img {
height: 187px;
margin: 0 -10px -50px -15px;
padding: 0;
width: 280px;
}

Hi,

I experienced this pixelated and blurry image thing before. When I checked the image via firebug it was 150px by 150px. What I did is change the thumbnail settings on Settings>Media then set the width to 280px and height to 186px. Check the Crop thumbnail blurb.

I also changed my format to jpg.

Hope that helps.

Hi lifeinthegrid,

I finally found a solution. When you move your site, the media attachments on post does not change dynamically. So, I used velvet blues update url plug-in to do the job. Its basically a find replace tool which searches urls.

Thanks

My hosts file is the same. I read some articles about mod_rewrite and htaccess which might have to do with the urls of file attachments. I’ll post it here if I find a solution. There might be someone who has encountered the same issue.

I think I get it now. Even though I successfully cloned the site. The links on the post does not change dynamically. When I looked at the links, it retains the IP address of PC1. It does not change dynamically on what is the url of the media file.

Yes. Those are the values.
I also tried the default which is https://localhost/. Even on PC1, I can’t access the attached files because it wants me to change the home page url and site url to its IP.

The paths are https://localhost/wp-content/uploads/{filename}. I checked the two PC’s and they have the same url. I’ll try putting WAMP offline and do a localhost backup and then clone it to another PC. It might get the data of the old PC because I backed it up while WAMP was online. But the general settings are still set to localhost.

Hi lifeinthegrid,

I’ll do that. I tried it on another PC and the cloning was successful.

Thanks for creating this very useful plug-in. The developers are a genius!

I noticed that when I finished installing, it automatically changed the wp-config.php file. Yes, I have a separate databases in phpMyadmin.

Screenshot

This happens after I installed the package. It says I have successfully installed it and ask me to change the permalinks and other stuff. I also deleted insall.php,install mysql and other similar files which would cause issues. I also cleared out my cache.

I’m not so sure what went wrong in the installaion.

Thanks