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    <p>Here's what I do whenever I have to move a site to a different domain(or from localhost to somewhere on the web): </p> <ol> <li>Make a copy of your files - if you'll be able to zip/unzip a file on both the old and new server, just make a .zip archive with all WordPress files(<code>/wp-admin</code>, <code>/wp-content</code>, <code>/wp-includes</code> and all files in the root directory, otherwise copy them to your computer</li> <li>Make a <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database" rel="nofollow">Database Copy</a></li> <li>On the new server, upload your files(if you did a .zip archive, upload it and unpack it)</li> <li>Import the database backup on the new server.</li> <li>Once you've uploaded the database, execute the following SQL code(you can do that from phpMyAdmin for instance)</li> </ol> <p>:</p> <pre><code>UPDATE `{%TABLE_PREFIX%}options` SET `option_value` = replace(`option_value`, '{OLD_URL}', '{NEW_URL}'); UPDATE `{%TABLE_PREFIX%}postmeta` SET `meta_value` = replace(`meta_value`, '{OLD_URL}', '{NEW_URL}'); UPDATE `{%TABLE_PREFIX%}posts` SET `post_content` = replace(`post_content`, '{OLD_URL}', '{NEW_URL}'); UPDATE `{%TABLE_PREFIX%}posts` SET `guid` = replace(`guid`, '{OLD_URL}', '{NEW_URL}'); </code></pre> <p>Replace the <code>{%...%}</code> placeholders with the corresponding values as follows:</p> <p><code>{%TABLE_PREFIX%}</code> is your table prefix, as defined in <code>wp-config.php</code></p> <p><code>{OLD_URL}</code> is the old URL where the site resided. I usually skip the <code>http://</code> part and the trailing slash(some paths are saved with, some without it, so it's safer to do it that way), so if your site used to be on <code>http://www.demo.com/</code>, you would replace <code>{OLD_URL}</code> with <code>www.demo.com</code></p> <p><code>{NEW_URL}</code> is the new URL where the site will reside. I usually skip the <code>http://</code> part and the trailing slash, so if your site will reside on <code>http://www.localhost/</code>, you would replace <code>{NEW_URL}</code> with <code>www.localhost</code>. If the new location is a sub-directory(for instance <code>http://www.localhost/example/</code>), you will replace <code>{NEW_URL}</code> with <code>www.localhost/example</code>. </p> <p>Once you're done with all of that, just go to your new installation, log-in to the dashboard, go to <code>Settings &gt; Permalinks</code> and unless you see a .htaccess permissions error, you're all set :)</p> <p>If you can't access the DB via phpMyAdmin, or you can't make a back-up of your files, consider using a <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=backup" rel="nofollow">back-up plugin</a></p>
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    1. CONikola, I tried as you said but still i did not get the Result
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    2. COThat's strange. Have you tried with any of the back-up pligins? They should be able to do the DB modification instead of you. I would recommend [WP Migrate DB](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-migrate-db/) - haven't tried it, but it looks really really promising.
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