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I found this thread while looking up the subject. I need a way to paginate native galleries–much more manageable load times. Les us know!

Nice. Just what I was looking for. Remember to tell folks to replace the excerpt call in index.php with this code. I commented out the old code and made a comment noting this new code and what it does. Thanks!

I’m having the same problem.

I just re-installed 2.8.4 and restored from a backup and now the wp cache manager seems to be broken. The message that I get is:

ln -s /blog/wp-content/plugins/wp-cache/wp-cache-phase1.php /blog/wp-content/advanced-cache.php

I don’t know how to execute this remotely. I don’t even think my host allows SFTP. I don’t even think it can be done with plain FTP.

I’ve tried deleting the plugin entirely and re-installing it from within WP but that didn’t work.

I’ve also tried copying wp-cache-phase1.php to blog/wp-content/ and changing its name to advanced-cache.php–but that hasn’t worked. As a matter of fact, every time I tried it and wend to the cache manager (and got the same error message) the file advanced-cache.php was gone again when I refreshed the directory in the FTP client.

Any tips?

I think I did it!

The video is right.

But I had to experiment on my own because it seemed like I was halfway there.

The content was showing–but no theme.

I could see the login page, but after entering my credentials I went to a 404 page not found page.

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What I had to do:

When I opened the exported database in a text editor (as the video says–and reversed) I had to run a Find & Replace. I had to replace “https://localhost:8888” with (in my case) “/blog”.

Let me repeat. “/blog”

I started by replacing the string in question with “https://www.domain.com”. Of course that didn’t work. I kept trying several things until I found the right replacement for the string.

Others may need to do this as well if their WP installation is in “domain.com/blog”. Who know what else if it’s in root or another folder.

Just wanted to post this so others know how to do it.

I spent some hours stumbling through it, but still not as much time as if I had to re-upload the content and set up all my pages, install plugins, etc.

Whew!

Oh, and BTW, I had to go to the Yahoo web hosting control panel and install the php myAdmin utility. It wasn’t set up by default. Just FYI for others.

Not having such great luck.

+ I can see my site.

– No themes applied

– Images are broken (they don’t show up.

– Worst of all, I lose access to the dashboard.

+ I can get to domain.com/blog/wp-login.php. I enter my information.

– I get to a not found page at domain.com/wp-login.php

Looks very doable.

If I reverse the process, It would mean that I would have to use the PHP myAdmin control panel remotely.

How can I set that up? manually or through Yahoo?