Scroll down to the Database access section. You can view your login credentials as well as click the Open phpMyAdmin link to access your database in a new browser tab. If your host uses cPanel, you can log into your account and find the link to phpMyAdmin under the Databases section.
At this point, you can choose to export your entire database with either the quick or custom methods. The quick option is great if you require a backup of your database, or you want to import your database to a fresh installation of WordPress later on. To export your database so it can be imported to a pre-existing WordPress site, choose the Custom option. Additional options will dynamically appear. Select the tables from the list that you want to export. This ensures the tables with the same name in your pre-existing database are dropped, or in other words, deleted.
That way, you can successfully import the tables you want. Click the Go button and wait for the process to complete. This may take a while depending on how large your database may be.
With the steps outlined above, you now know how to export WordPress sites from WordPress. You can also check out our knowledge base for more documentation articles.
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Not sure why it won't work with it. I have used similar ones and never had a problem. Maybe ask your hosters support. TravisPflanz — Nicolai. Hello something , I am also facing the same issue. I checked my. Q: Is possible promote a product, or products list? A: The security in the access to products files is determined in different ways. Instructions are not clear as to how to set this up to get purchase control.
All sorts of demonstrating except how to insert the proper purchase link onto a page. I installed this plug in for a non-techie client who is selling mp3 downloads of her music. The plug in is working well for her without any problems.
I appreciate all of the hard work you've put into it. Exactly what I was looking for. Works stable and the support answers very fast. I needed a custom change and they did a great job. Works great just start to evaluate will report back later. Contributors codepeople. Interested in development? Changelog 1. Improves the Gutenberg integration. Increases the timeout for accessing to the files hosted on external domains.
Corrects the roles of users that can create products similar to other ecommerce plugins. Hiding the options from the WordPress menu for those users without access to them. Fixes some notices in the download process of purchased files.
Modifies the module that the determines the default From and Destination addresses for the notification emails. Now the popularity is decided by the users, clicking on the corresponding star icon associated to the products, instead determine them automatically. Allows to define the new attribute from the different editors The classic WordPress editor, Gutenberg editor and Elementor. Modifies the module to download the purchased products to fix some issues in servers with low resources.
The special text gives the websites owners more control over the format of the download pages. Fixes an issue checking the memory available in the PHP script.
Fixes an issue in the return urls. Improves the database queries. Modifies the deactivation process to allow the users find easier the solution to the usual issues. Fixes an issue with the loopback requests when are being edited the code of plugins or themes in the WordPress editor. Includes a new predefined layout. Includes languages files for Italian thanks to passegua 1. Includes the languages directory and the default language files for English.
Improves the access to the plugin documentation. Excludes the invalid files types from the lists of files to associate with the products. Fixes an issue caused by the files with apostrophes in their names. Modifies the behavior of the URLs friendly. Allows to download only files with the mime types supported by the website. Includes metatags for including the correct information when the product is shared in Facebook. Corrects an issue with files for selling with spaces in their names.
Allows to use friendly URLs, or not, in the products pages. Uses functions included since WordPress 3. Optimize the plugins code. Corrects the decimal digits in the products prices. Increases the security of purchased files. Once you have set up the plugin, it will automatically start tracking file downloads as events.
To see statistics about your downloads, just go to Insights » Reports and switch to the Publishers tab:. Scroll down, and you will see your top download links. These will be listed along with their anchor text:. If you have more than 1 link to a specific file, then those links will be listed separately here. This is useful if you want to find out exactly how users are downloading files. What if you want a report of which files are the most popular, regardless of the links used? This will take you straight into Google Analytics, where you will see a report with the URLs of your downloaded files:.
By default, MonsterInsights tracks downloads for all common file types including documents. Simply go to Insights » Settings page and then switch to the Engagement tab:.
Simply type in any additional file extensions you want to track. Just make sure you put a comma between them. MonsterInsights will now start tracking all files ending with the file extension you added in settings. We recommend installing MonsterInsights alongside both the 2 and 3 solution for managing and control file download access because MonsterInsights will help you see the right stats that matter.
If you want to sell online courses or digital downloads, then a great way to control and manage file downloads is to use MemberPress. MemberPress has an addon called MemberPress Downloads that lets you track each files that your members download. It also gives you advanced access control, letting you upload multiple files and tag, categorize, and list them easily. Aside from files, you can also protect other content on your site as well. This is a great option if you are building courses or premium content library that you only want members to be able to access.
First, you need to install and activate the MemberPress plugin. Upon activation, go to the MemberPress » Settings » License page in the WordPress admin area to enter your license key. You will find this information under your account on the MemberPress website. Next, go to the MemberPress » Add-ons page.
Here, you simply need to find the Downloads add-on. You can also choose additional options on this page, such as adding categories or tags to your download. Then, under Access Conditions, click the dropdown. Now, go to the MP Downloads » Files page again. You will see your file listed here. It should have the correct access type based on its tag. Next, paste this shortcode into any post or page on your WordPress site.
Then, go ahead and paste your shortcode into your page. WordPress will automatically create a shortcode block for you:.
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