Katty2009

I couldnt figure it out so have reset back up both pages. Should have backed up before.. my bad! Very frustrating though :/

To add to this – I have just tried to find my home page and it is missing altogether! The page itself no longer exists… I am a bit confused as to how that could happen?

Hi is it currently a function to have different forms pop up on different pages? I can only see that you can add one. If not that would be great if you could have multiple as I have multiple pop ups I am looking for ?? Cheers

I removed the image via my FTP and everything seemed to go back to normal. Very strange. I can load the image back up via FTP and but the wordpress CMS does not seem to recognise it.

So at this stage it looks like I cannot load up any large photos. At least I got my CMS looking back to normal ??

I just tried to contact my hosting company (Melbourne IT) and they advised they cannot help me at all with what you suggested. They said everything looks ok on the server. They were very unhelpful!

I have re-duplicated the site to new directory in fear that some of my files hadnt copied across correctly the first time. Everyone seemed to appear ok from the back end with the new duplicated site. I could see all my images in the media library. I thought I had fixed it.

Then again I tried to upload a large image. After trying again to upload the large image 2500px x 2093px my wordpress started to play up again and I got the HTTP error. Then images appeared to be missing from the media library and even some of the user interface of my theme is missing (it was there before I tried to load the large image). So I’m not sure what it is doing when I try to load a big image but it definitely messing stuff up.

My permissions seem okay. And yes everything is appearing fine to the live site.

If the upload settings are the problem – would that be messing up other things when I try to upload images that are too big? I find it strange that the back end of the wordpress site changed / things disappeared when I tried to upload the large image.

okay i am starting again (after removing htcacess files and index.php file and changing home and url in php my admin back to original).

Wish me luck!

just to note: in PHP Admin I changed the option table “home”

I’ve just tried going through my PHP Admin and changing:

https://www.bodychallengebootcamp.com.au
to
https://www.bodychallengebootcamp.com.au/v2
(where the subdirectory files are kept).

Still no luck

Further info:

When I try to log into the sub-directory admin as directed it comes up with this in the URL:

https://www.bodychallengebootcamp.com.au/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bodychallengebootcamp.com.au%2Fv2%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1

The page is also very messed up

I thought I would reply under this forum as I am having the same issue. I tried making the size limit different but it didn’t seem to make a difference. It seemed to only copy pieces of the content folder. Looks like all admin is there.

Is there anything I am doing wrong? I have a very large site I am trying to migrate.

It didn’t work for me during the extract. There was one file it could not extract and quite a bit of my theme was missing (eg no style sheet).

Question. Should I be copying all my local files to the remote server before doing this process? I thought only WordPress needed to be uploaded and that the backup files should contain everything I needed. But is this wrong?

okay just realised I did not need all of the stuff at the beginning. This is what I was meant to put:

/www/test/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-move/backup

It seems to be loading the files in the correct folder now. Now just to wait and see if the entire migration works!

Thanks everyone!

Oh sorry I meant Cyberduck haha

Hmmm I think I am doing it right. I am putting in:

/public_html/www.intourcorp.com/test/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-move/backup/

Im not using filezilla but maybe I will try to use that to find out if I am using the wrong details. I’m using Rubber Ducky as my FTP and I don’t think it shoes me