[Tigger]

but its 3 hard working WM's thats got me stumped

[NeteQuette]

im sure I was included in the 3

[Gaystoryman]

Originally Posted by Tigger

but its 3 hard working WM's thats got me stumped

That's 'cuz us hardworking webmasters are too busy to join in your debauchery and wine guzzling contests, that's why you can't figure out who we are... Mr Slackerd

[Tigger]

Originally Posted by NeteQuette

im sure I was included in the 3

...............best one I've heard all week

That's 'cuz us hardworking webmasters are too busy to join in your debauchery and wine guzzling contests

envy will get you nowhere me dear

[RudeBwoy]

Originally Posted by LatinLuvin

My current wordpress blog sits in the root of my website. So all you have to do is type in domain.com and it sends you to my blog. What I want to do is move it to domain.com/blog. Now I did this before with a blog with only about 20 posts and it was a pain because I had to go through and manually change all the image links. Has anyone ever done this with a larger sized blog and if so how did you do it without having to manually change all the image links.

Hi everybody,

Well, it's my first post, so why not make it a useful one? (Hopefully).

1) About database, you can as someone said just find/replace all the urls in the database. Personally, I like to do it via phpMyAdmin. Use Export option, then copy the text it generates (sql dump) into text editor, and simply find/replace all urls. Now you can save this with .sql extension. Drop the old database, and import the new one using Import option.

2) About redirects, there are plugins that maybe can help you automate the process, some of them being:

WordPress › Redirection WordPress Plugins

Permalink Redirect WordPress Plugin | SYP

Permalinks Migration Plugin for wordpress : DEAN LEE:/DEV/BLOG


It's not all that hard really, if you need a more detailed explanation just let me know.

[Tigger]

welcome RudeBwoy -

Why not introduce yourself we have a thread in Playground just for that

Cya around