Alrighty; you guys have been so helpful, thank you!
I have a blog I created for my father, that sadly died.
I can't log in (though I can see the login page), and the whole thing is blank (not even an error).
Here it is.
Is there a way that I can get the posts exported so that I can import it into a new Wordpress MU blog?
I can't even get to it, you've got a www/none-www looping redirect
Can you get the database? You can get the posts from that. Rename the tables for MU.
More details here:
http://bavatuesdays.com/importing-a-single-wp-blog-to-a-wpmu-installation/
Alrighty. I followed his example, and I got the following error when I tried to import my old database into my new one:
SQL query:
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-- Database: <code>billjancewicz</code>
--
CREATE DATABASE <code>billjancewicz</code> DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci;
MySQL said: Documentation
#1044 - Access denied for user 'zerflinu'@'localhost' to database 'billjancewicz'
Do you know what that means?
Yes, the script is trying to create a new database but the user you are connected as does not have the rights to create one.
You don't want to create a new database. you want to *import* the database tables into your MU database.
And you have to rename tables. Are you *sure* you followed all the steps? :)
Wow, it totally rejected my post.
I tried to copypasta my two codes so you could see them.
I did hit import, and I changed all instances of wp_ to wp_8_ (this is my 8th MU blog).
The only thing I consciously didn't do from his tutorial was the removing the Kipple part. I didn't know what I should be deleting, so I didn't.
At the top of the SQL file, you can delete the CREATE DATABASE line.
Cod in the forum has to be pasted in between backticks: `
Large code should be linked to from pastebin.
Alrighty. Still not working. I tried deleting the first CREATE DATABASE line, then I tried deleting all of them.
And pastebin is rejecting them because they're too big, so I uploaded them to my server.
Here's the original.
Here's the modified one.
the links were borked. :)
It *is* complicated, so you may have to do it in smaller chunks of data.
For example, just concentrate on the wp_8_post table. Get that one imported. Go to the next one.