Ankith K Shetty
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- Apr 25, 2019
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Can I delete duplicator plugin after cloning a website using it? Or is it required to have it installed even after the installation?
Thanks for the reply.Yes, no problem at all.
I recommend "All-in-One WP Migration", simple and does the job.What duplicator plugin you use?
I recommend "All-in-One WP Migration", simple and does the job.
What duplicator plugin you use?
I recommend "All-in-One WP Migration", simple and does the job.
I think it works on any Wordpress theme/plugin, I use a paid one (Boombox) and used a free one before, it worked on both, there should be no problem, but it's best for you to try it out.Does this also work on paid wordpress themes and plugins?
Does this also work on paid wordpress themes and plugins?
it does, but obviously thats up to your licence key for the plugins whether theyll work or not(it does copy the keys across )
I recommend "All-in-One WP Migration", simple and does the job.
Why clone when most of the hosts migrate it for frre
Ditto, I've ran into some issues in the past with Duplicator and others. All-in-One WP Migration by ServMask has been by the far the best. Free version supports up to 200MB (I believe?) and I just paid for the premium version since I never had any issues. I've migrated sites off many different hosts (WP Engine, DO, Flywheel, etc.) on Apache/Nginx.
Yes, I actually had a problem uploading a backup once as it kept getting stuck, was miserable, then uploaded it through ftp manually, my site is over 200MB so I believe the free version supports up to 500MB, unless I have some old version![]()
Yeah, come to think of it I think it's 512MB for free version. Your problem might have been related to server configuration/limits e.g., max file upload, post max size, etc.
Yes. But just deactivate it. Why delete it?Can I delete duplicator plugin after cloning a website using it? Or is it required to have it installed even after the installation?