Changeset 2932866
- Timestamp:
- 07/01/2023 10:51:45 AM (3 years ago)
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- wp-all-export
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tags/1.3.9/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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wp-all-export/tags/1.3.9/readme.txt
r2892690 r2932866 109 109 * Upload the plugin from the Plugins page in WordPress 110 110 * Unzip wp-all-export.zip and upload the contents to /wp-content/plugins/, and then activate the plugin from the Plugins page in WordPress 111 112 == Frequently Asked Questions == 113 114 = How do I export WordPress data to CSV? = 115 116 1. Go to All Export › New Export. 117 2. Select the post type that you want to export. 118 3. Configure the export columns. 119 4. Leave the Export Type set to CSV File. 120 5. Run the export and download the export file. 121 122 = How do I export WordPress data to Excel? = 123 124 1. Create a new export at All Export › New Export. 125 2. Choose the post type that you wish to export. 126 3. Select your export columns. 127 4. Change the Export Type to Excel File. 128 5. Complete the export and download the export file. 129 130 = How do I export WordPress data to XML? = 131 132 1. Start a new export in All Export › New Export. 133 2. Select the export post type from the dropdown list. 134 3. Set up your export columns. 135 4. Change the Export Type to Feed › Simple XML Feed. 136 5. Finish the export and download the export file. 137 138 = How do I export an entire WordPress site? = 139 140 By default, WordPress offers a native tool to export all WordPress data. To export a WordPress site entirely and manually, you can also export the WordPress database and then download the WordPress files from your server via SFTP or FTP. 141 142 With our plugin, you can export the post types or custom post types available on your WordPress site, but you can't export your full site at once. You have to export one post type at a time. 143 144 = How do I export WordPress media? = 145 146 To export media from your WordPress site, you must export the post type or custom post type associated with the media that you wish to export. For example, if you have multiple images attached to posts, you need to export the WordPress posts to obtain those images. 147 148 = What types of data can I export from WordPress? = 149 150 You can export every type of data, including posts, pages, categories, tags, users, comments, custom data, images, and all types of WooCommerce data. 151 152 = Can I export WordPress data in different languages? = 153 154 Yes. You can export text in more than 40 languages when using the [WordPress Multilingual Plugin (WPML)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/). 155 156 = How do I schedule WordPress exports? = 157 158 To schedule WordPress exports, you can either manually create cron jobs on your server or use our automatic service to schedule your exports directly from our interface. 159 160 = Can I export custom WordPress data added by a plugin or extension? = 161 162 Yes. Our plugin automatically detects all custom fields, categories, and tags created by any WordPress theme or plugin. You can export this custom data the same way that you export regular data. 163 164 = How do I migrate WordPress data to another website? = 165 166 1. Export the WordPress data that you want to migrate. 167 2. Download the Bundle option, which includes import instructions. 168 3. Import the bundle file on the destination site. 169 4. WP All Import will automatically configure itself using the bundle file. 170 5. Complete the import and review your migrated data. 171 172 = How do I bulk edit WordPress data? = 173 174 1. Export the WordPress data that you want to edit. 175 2. Open the export file in your favorite spreadsheet app. 176 3. Perform your bulk edits. 177 4. Import the modified file back into WordPress. 178 5. Review the affected data to make sure the changes were applied. 179 180 = How do I get support? = 181 182 If you are using the free version of the plugin, you can obtain support through the WordPress.org community forums. If you have purchased the premium version, you can email us directly and we will respond as quickly as we can, typically in less than one business day. 111 183 112 184 == Changelog == -
wp-all-export/trunk/readme.txt
r2890947 r2932866 109 109 * Upload the plugin from the Plugins page in WordPress 110 110 * Unzip wp-all-export.zip and upload the contents to /wp-content/plugins/, and then activate the plugin from the Plugins page in WordPress 111 112 == Frequently Asked Questions == 113 114 = How do I export WordPress data to CSV? = 115 116 1. Go to All Export › New Export. 117 2. Select the post type that you want to export. 118 3. Configure the export columns. 119 4. Leave the Export Type set to CSV File. 120 5. Run the export and download the export file. 121 122 = How do I export WordPress data to Excel? = 123 124 1. Create a new export at All Export › New Export. 125 2. Choose the post type that you wish to export. 126 3. Select your export columns. 127 4. Change the Export Type to Excel File. 128 5. Complete the export and download the export file. 129 130 = How do I export WordPress data to XML? = 131 132 1. Start a new export in All Export › New Export. 133 2. Select the export post type from the dropdown list. 134 3. Set up your export columns. 135 4. Change the Export Type to Feed › Simple XML Feed. 136 5. Finish the export and download the export file. 137 138 = How do I export an entire WordPress site? = 139 140 By default, WordPress offers a native tool to export all WordPress data. To export a WordPress site entirely and manually, you can also export the WordPress database and then download the WordPress files from your server via SFTP or FTP. 141 142 With our plugin, you can export the post types or custom post types available on your WordPress site, but you can't export your full site at once. You have to export one post type at a time. 143 144 = How do I export WordPress media? = 145 146 To export media from your WordPress site, you must export the post type or custom post type associated with the media that you wish to export. For example, if you have multiple images attached to posts, you need to export the WordPress posts to obtain those images. 147 148 = What types of data can I export from WordPress? = 149 150 You can export every type of data, including posts, pages, categories, tags, users, comments, custom data, images, and all types of WooCommerce data. 151 152 = Can I export WordPress data in different languages? = 153 154 Yes. You can export text in more than 40 languages when using the [WordPress Multilingual Plugin (WPML)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/). 155 156 = How do I schedule WordPress exports? = 157 158 To schedule WordPress exports, you can either manually create cron jobs on your server or use our automatic service to schedule your exports directly from our interface. 159 160 = Can I export custom WordPress data added by a plugin or extension? = 161 162 Yes. Our plugin automatically detects all custom fields, categories, and tags created by any WordPress theme or plugin. You can export this custom data the same way that you export regular data. 163 164 = How do I migrate WordPress data to another website? = 165 166 1. Export the WordPress data that you want to migrate. 167 2. Download the Bundle option, which includes import instructions. 168 3. Import the bundle file on the destination site. 169 4. WP All Import will automatically configure itself using the bundle file. 170 5. Complete the import and review your migrated data. 171 172 = How do I bulk edit WordPress data? = 173 174 1. Export the WordPress data that you want to edit. 175 2. Open the export file in your favorite spreadsheet app. 176 3. Perform your bulk edits. 177 4. Import the modified file back into WordPress. 178 5. Review the affected data to make sure the changes were applied. 179 180 = How do I get support? = 181 182 If you are using the free version of the plugin, you can obtain support through the WordPress.org community forums. If you have purchased the premium version, you can email us directly and we will respond as quickly as we can, typically in less than one business day. 111 183 112 184 == Changelog ==
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