Making my Test Site Live
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September 29, 2020 at 3:59 pm #26179
pgacccbass
ParticipantI am developing my site in the Charity Help Pro theme with the need to replace an existing, live WordPress website with this one. Both the currently live site and this new site live on the same web server as different sub domains. What would be the best way to replace the existing site with this new one, while retaining the images and documents saved on the existing site? Obviously, I can update the live site’s theme to be Charity Help Pro, but I don’t want to have to recreate all the settings, pages, etc. on the live site to match the new site I’m developing. What files or directories would need to be moved over to the live site sub domain to limit the amount of modifications I will need to get the live site back up and running and looking/performing like the new site, in the shortest amount of time?
Also, is there any way to set up Charity Help Pro to temporarily redirect to a static page, while I’m updating the live site? I was thinking I could change the theme of the current live site to Charity Help Pro, redirect the URL to go to a static page temporarily, then work in the background making the needed updates to get the original site looking like the one I developed in the Charity Help Pro theme in the separate subdomain.
September 30, 2020 at 6:20 am #26208Grace Support
KeymasterYou need to move your site from subdomain to main live URL and also move the database.
It is not possible to temporarily redirect to a static page
September 30, 2020 at 1:12 pm #26219pgacccbass
ParticipantCan you be more specific about what folders/files I need to move? I’m not very familiar with the file structure involved in WordPress sites and what is critical to have there to make it function correctly.
Thanks.
October 1, 2020 at 6:14 am #26238Grace Support
KeymasterPlease move all file and folders from subdomain to main site. Please contact with your hosting service provider for more details.
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