Tried the recommendation on several threads. Here is the issue. The admin is working and updated the new DB fine. When you view the site from the frontend the product data, images, and links all point to the original site.
I Began by creating a new DB and importing a back up of the other Magento DB. The DB has a different name, the login and pw are different as well.
I modified the secure and unsecure URLs in the core_config_data table. I then installed a fresh copy of Magento (same version as my old site ver. 1.7.0.2).
I emptied the log tables which contained the old URL as well.
I looked at the local.xml file which had the correct settings.
Please keep in mind I have not added any source files from the old site. The olny thing that is from the old site is the DB.
Any other advice would be huge! Thanks in advance.
I never could get to the bottom of it. I simply uploaded fresh install of Magento and imported the data and it worked.
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I have a website built with TYPO3. (www.fibo-nrw.de) I moved this site to a different server with the same name (without changing the domain). I have transferred all files and databases in full. Currently I can access the backend, I can see all my files, but I cannot view the site. Where could I be doing wrong? My TYPO version is 6
Hosted sitefinity site in local machine with existing code and db backup. But the image is not loading in the site front end and also in the admin side. Need some help on this. The existing live site is having images but trying to replicate it in local, it is not showing any images.
From your screenshot it looks the images are stored in the File System.
Make sure you manually copy all files from App_Data / Storage folder.
I have a Umbraco API project that using the UmbracoCms library V 7.15.3. The project work properly, but from some reason after that i copy the project to another computer. The API stop to work there and requests did not comes to the controller.
Is there a reason for something like this to happen?
Umbraco gives you a web application which you need to install and setup somewhere before it will work.
You probably used their installer initially which created an IIS website and a database for you. You don't need to re-run the installer, but you do need to copy the database and all the files and re-create the website in IIS on the other computer.
Simply moving files around is not enough.
I have a client site as a published dnn website hosted on a local server in the organization's premises.
I have developed a new module using the source code that fetches data using a stored procedure.
This is what I did to transfer the changes to the live site
1. I created the stored procedure manually on the live sites DB,
2. I published the site and replaced the content of the website folder with my published site.
3. I added the new module in the live site using the "Module Definitions" option found under the "Host" menu
Everything works perfect in the development environment, but When I publish the site and do the update on the live server , the module returns no data as expected.
Can someone guide me through how to moves the stored procedure and my new published site to the live site.
I would recommend creating your module as an installable zip file including SQL for creating the stored prods and any other db changes required.
There are a number of tutorials around that will help with this and the templates build by Charles Nurse are a great help in getting your head around good practice. (http://www.charlesnurse.com)
In the mean time have you checked the permissions on the SP in the live database. That may well be your issue.
James
I have been trying to run a symfony project I created recently using symfony 1.4.
But pointing to the url (xyz.in) simply shows up the directory structure of the application
In the CPanel I have edited the document root to be upto app/web/ directory
After doing this all I can see is a blank page and nothing else.
What might be wrong? What are the necessary steps for deploying a symfony project to a shared hosting?
You can check the rights on cache and log directories, Apache needs write rights. Ther are many problems with symfony and shared hosting, but it's not an impossible task.