Fayyaz

Hi @chrisesch ,

Thanks for your kind words! We’re glad you’re enjoying WP STAGING.

Yes, pushing the staging site to the live site is a Pro feature. The Pro version provides many additional benefits, such as:

• Push staging site to live with 1 click
• Backup & restore entire websites (cloud & local)
• Clone WordPress multisites
• Schedule automatic backups
• Exclude files, database tables, and directories while cloning or pushing
• Priority technical support

Since www.remarpro.com forum is meant for the free version only, for purchase-related questions, please contact our dedicated support team.

Looking forward to helping you there!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @gabiclayton ,

Yes, WP Staging PRO automatically fixes all links, URLs, and paths during the push process to ensure everything works correctly on the live site, including images, menus, and internal links.

Since your current staging site was created using Softaculous, you won’t be able to push it directly with WP Staging PRO. Instead, you can:

Use WP Staging PRO Backup & Restore
Use the backup feature to restore your current site to live, and WP Staging will handle the link updates during the process.

Here is the workaround

1. Create backup of the staging site https://quakervoicewa.org/gpstaged/ using WP Staging.
2. Install and activate the WP Staging PRO on production site https://quakervoicewa.org/.
3. Upload staging site’s backup on production site by using url upload feature.
4. Restore the backup on production site.
5. Here is the complete guide: https://wp-staging.com/docs/how-to-backup-and-restore-your-wordpress-website/.

In the future you can create staging site with WP Staging and continue using the Push Changes feature.

Let us know if you have further questions!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @heggyy ,

The notices and deprecated warnings you’re seeing on your staging site occur because the debug mode is enabled on your WordPress site. This mode displays all errors, notices, and warnings, which is typically helpful for development but can be distracting for regular use.

To resolve this, I recommend disabling the display of debug logs. You can do so by following the steps in this guide: Enable WordPress Debug Log Mode.

Simply set the WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY constant to false in your wp-config.php file. This will hide the debug messages from displaying on your staging site while still logging them to the debug file, if necessary.

Let me know if you need further assistance with this!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @jimiscaro ,

The issue has been addressed here WordPress support forum.

To clarify, restoring a backup on a new host is considered a migration because the server paths and configurations change. Unfortunately, this functionality is only supported in our WP Staging Pro version.

Alternatively, you can try other migration plugins for your specific needs. Feel free to contact us via our?support form?so we can assist further.

We’re here to help!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @jimiscaro ,

Thank you so much for your 5-star rating and for being a valued WP Staging user!

Restoring a backup to a new host, even with the same domain, is considered a migration because the paths and system differ. Unfortunately, this is only supported in our Pro version.

If you’d like, you can try using another migration plugin or feel free to contact us via our support form so we can assist further.

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @pernille123 ,

Thank you for sharing the details. For multilingual sites like yours, it’s better to create the staging site on a subdomain (e.g., staging.luisafortuny.com) or ensure that permalinks are activated properly.

You should also see an orange admin bar on the staging site’s dashboard, which helps differentiate it from the production site. It’s looks like you have deleted the staging site or it’s redirecting to the production site.

For further assistance, please contact our dedicated support team via this form: WP Staging Support Form. We’ll be happy to assist you in resolving this issue!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @dougdee ,

I checked the staging site, and the login page is accessible at https://www.jenniferdonnelly.com/staging-site/wp-login.php and https://www.jenniferdonnelly.com/staging-site/. The URL you mentioned, wpadmin, seems to have a typo. Once logged in to the admin dashboard, the orange admin bar should appear.

If the issue persists, please feel free to reach out to our support team via our dedicated support form. We’ll be happy to assist further!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @parms ,

Could you please more details about the issue you’re experiencing? The link to the staging site is available on WP Staging > Staging Sites > Click the Options dropdown and open to view the staging site.

Additionally, if the issue persists contact us through our dedicated support form and share the complete debug logs from wp-content/uploads/wp-staging/logs. Once we have this information, we’ll promptly investigate and assist you.

Looking forward to your reply!

Thank you for your kind feedback! We’re glad to hear you had a great experience. Feel free to reach out anytime—we’re here to help!

Hi @oceanpic ,

Thank you for sharing the log files.

The error message you encountered seems related to a deprecated PHP function being used. This could happen due to the PHP version on your server. We recommend updating your PHP version to the latest supported version (if not already) as a first step.

Additionally, we’ve received your logs in our dedicated support system and will assist you further through that channel to resolve the issue promptly.

Let us know if you have any questions in the meantime!

Hi @skydog27 ,

Thank you for reaching out! Could you please share the exact error message you encountered during the backup creation process? Additionally, can you confirm if the backup was successfully created and is available under the Backups & Migration tab? A screenshot of the issue would also be very helpful.

To investigate further, we’ll need the complete debug logs from?wp-content/uploads/wp-staging/logs?. You can securely share them with us through our dedicated support form here: WP Staging Support Form.

We’ll look into this right away and help resolve the issue!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

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Hi @tatianascolari ,

That’s correct! To make a particular staging site publicly accessible, you’ll need to adjust the settings on the staging site. You can follow the steps in this guide for detailed instructions: How to Make a Staging Site Publicly Accessible.

Hi @cpuller ,

The error indicates that the hostname mysql-cluster-2-mysql-master.database.svc.cluster.local is not resolving, which means WordPress cannot connect to the database. This could happen if, the hostname in your wp-config.php file is incorrect. Please verify it matches your database server settings.

To resolve this, please check: Your database hostname, username, and password in the wp-config.php file.

If you need further assistance, we recommend reaching out to us via our support form for dedicated technical support: WP Staging Support Form.

We’ll be happy to help you get this resolved!

Cheers!
Fayyaz

Hi @strevebremner ,

Thank you for reaching out and for the incredible work your organization does to support the community. WP Staging PRO requires ongoing development, maintenance, and support, which come with associated costs.
That said, we’d love to assist you in any way we can. Please send us a message through our PRO contact form here:?Contact Us, and we’ll be happy to explore how we can help further.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Cheers
Fayyaz

Hi @amie01 ,

Thank you for reaching out!

We’ve thoroughly tested all features, including backup on WP 6.7, and all features work flawlessly.

We’ve already received your support ticket along with the debug logs and will continue assisting you further through the ticket. Rest assured, we’re here to help resolve the issue promptly.

Cheers,
Fayyaz

• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Fayyaz.
• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Fayyaz.