ATTACH EXISTING WORDPRESS TO MAMP SERVER FULL
The image below, I just do a full database export, with the option toĭrop the database if it exists. Tables, I like to go with the re-create from scratch option… As shown in Simply click on “phpMyAdmin” and you’re ready to follow the WordPressĪlternatively, instead of selecting my database and then exporting the Your cPanel, click on “MySQL Databases” which will get you to a page To get to phpMyAdmin in Dreamhost (my hosting provider), go to I typically follow the phpMyAdmin route, as that’s what I also use in You can simply follow the WordPress instructions located The first thing you will need to do is backup your database.
In my case, I installed it to c: and will use that for the Lots of information about this online and it’s pretty straightforwardĪnyways). I’m going to start by assuming you’ve already installed WAMP (there is Off the top of my head - have them handy. Know all my WordPress, FTP, and phpMyAdmin usernames and passwords Usernames and passwords: This might seem obvious, but I didn’t.But, something as simple as Notepad will work for this PHP Editor: As I said, I use Expression Web for all my webĭevelopment.Someīuilt-in ftp.exe Update: Due to Microsoftīasically giving up on parts of Expression Studio, I’ve moved most Happens to have a built-in FTP client (with synchronizationįeatures), so I will use that. FTP Client: I use Expression Web (part of Expressionįor most web development, as it has some nifty features.Post’s title indicates), but you could also try any set of toolsĮtc… People seem to have had more success with XAMPP, but I have So I will duplicate that information here: What you’ll need to go from WordPress to WAMP The initial setup is identical to my earlier post about file transfer, In this post, I will discuss the slightly trickier act of I talked about migrating your server files from WordPress to WAMP viaįTP.
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