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Hello
I am trying to install my website on a localhost server. I need to export the WP database, stored on the WA platform, and transfer it to my pc. So I have no idea where
I hesitate to even mention this, but you can use the WP phpmyadmin plugin to access the database directly from your WordPress site and export directly from the database.
You have to uncheck the option to restrict access to the detected IP address which does increase the attack surface of your website. If you went this route you would want to deactivate and delete the plugin as soon as you were done using it.
@ChrystopherJ's suggestion is probably the better way to go.
Thanks for replying Thomas.
If I got ou right there is a PHPMyAdmin plugin for WordPress that export the database?
That's interesting.
I wouldn’t say it’s purpose built for exporting the database, but you can use it for that.
You can use the All in One WP Migration plugin, and then select the Database only, without the themes, plugins or media etc.
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How can I export the wp database from the wa server?
Hello
I am trying to install my website on a localhost server. I need to export the WP database, stored on the WA platform, and transfer it to my pc. So I have no idea where
I hesitate to even mention this, but you can use the WP phpmyadmin plugin to access the database directly from your WordPress site and export directly from the database.
You have to uncheck the option to restrict access to the detected IP address which does increase the attack surface of your website. If you went this route you would want to deactivate and delete the plugin as soon as you were done using it.
@ChrystopherJ's suggestion is probably the better way to go.
Thanks for replying Thomas.
If I got ou right there is a PHPMyAdmin plugin for WordPress that export the database?
That's interesting.
I wouldn’t say it’s purpose built for exporting the database, but you can use it for that.
You can use the All in One WP Migration plugin, and then select the Database only, without the themes, plugins or media etc.
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Hello everybody,
I have purchased the Divi theme for WordPress, before getting involved with the WA platform. I now wonder how useful it is, with all the templates available
Yes, Divi should work with Wealthy Affiliate hosting.
Managed Wordpress Hosting like SiteRubix is typically 2.5x faster than shared hosting.
However, something to keep in mind is Page Builders have l lot of excess code and are clunky. So they can make your site speed slow.
Divi has the worst reputation for this, and some have reported it to be buggy.
You'll just have to be the judge of if the features available in Divi are worth the cost.
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for your reply. I am sorry for my late response, I just noticed it. I read your profile and read some of your posts.
Nice that you share your results, very helpful.
I clicked the follow button and am looking forward to be learning from you, as you seem to be an interesting ressource of experience and information.
I just started a new learning episode in my life: marketing, programming and finance courses on Udemy. With WA and father of 4 it all makes me a very busy person.
I'll be reading your posts.
Thanks
Seb
Thanks for your reply, Adam.
I like Divi too. I don't know any other themes and I wonder what the community thinks of Divi.
Good luck.
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How useful is the divi theme in wa?
Hello everybody,
I have purchased the Divi theme for WordPress, before getting involved with the WA platform. I now wonder how useful it is, with all the templates available
Yes, Divi should work with Wealthy Affiliate hosting.
Managed Wordpress Hosting like SiteRubix is typically 2.5x faster than shared hosting.
However, something to keep in mind is Page Builders have l lot of excess code and are clunky. So they can make your site speed slow.
Divi has the worst reputation for this, and some have reported it to be buggy.
You'll just have to be the judge of if the features available in Divi are worth the cost.
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for your reply. I am sorry for my late response, I just noticed it. I read your profile and read some of your posts.
Nice that you share your results, very helpful.
I clicked the follow button and am looking forward to be learning from you, as you seem to be an interesting ressource of experience and information.
I just started a new learning episode in my life: marketing, programming and finance courses on Udemy. With WA and father of 4 it all makes me a very busy person.
I'll be reading your posts.
Thanks
Seb
Thanks for your reply, Adam.
I like Divi too. I don't know any other themes and I wonder what the community thinks of Divi.
Good luck.
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Is there a way or habit for web marketers to offer producers or sellers a way to track conversions and calculate commissions if they (sellers) have no affiliate program in plac
As a product vendor, if you have no affiliate program, there is nothing to convert and no commission to pay. So, you got nothing to track.
You can track visitors to a page, you can track response to an offer, example, issue a unique discount code for a specific source or campaign.
Can web marketers offer an affiliate program?
Is there a way or habit for web marketers to offer producers or sellers a way to track conversions and calculate commissions if they (sellers) have no affiliate program in plac
As a product vendor, if you have no affiliate program, there is nothing to convert and no commission to pay. So, you got nothing to track.
You can track visitors to a page, you can track response to an offer, example, issue a unique discount code for a specific source or campaign.
Is there a way for web marketers to check whether their affiliates pay all the conversions they brought and if so, do web marketers have the habit of doing so?
Initially not as the objective if to build the site with content to get traffic. At some stage, yes. especially if you have many pages and going to spend money on paid traffic. You want the best converting pages then.
Do web marketers check for conversions being paid or not?
Is there a way for web marketers to check whether their affiliates pay all the conversions they brought and if so, do web marketers have the habit of doing so?
Initially not as the objective if to build the site with content to get traffic. At some stage, yes. especially if you have many pages and going to spend money on paid traffic. You want the best converting pages then.
Hi, Chystopher got you covered.
Thanks Abie.
Hope you get it resolved sooner.