WP Plugin to Clone my settings

Here is what I did to move a wordpress to another domain.

I copied all the database tables and imported them into the new install and then used a plug in called velevet Blues to rewrite all the site links. maybe try something like this?
 
No need for the madness, under your cpanel settings, if you used simple scripts (formely fantastico) to create your blog there is an option to import previous blog settings to a whole new wp install.

xfnoy0.png


Will this not do what your asking?
 
I am looking to clone to different domains as well as subs.....Thanks

Yeah, it seems that all of these programs (at least the ones I've seen) are for installing in just the sub.

Is anybody aware of any good programs to clone site, plugins & settings to NEW Domains?

Thanks in advance,

DMOC
 
Now I use imacros for setting up plugins on all blogs, and I'm happy with it.
 
This looks interesting does it exist at hostgator? I looked around, is it called quick install? They have fantastico, but It gives no options like this.

No need for the madness, under your cpanel settings, if you used simple scripts (formely fantastico) to create your blog there is an option to import previous blog settings to a whole new wp install.

xfnoy0.png


Will this not do what your asking?
 
WpManager DX 3.12 can do plugin settings/theme settings APPARENTLY -- check out the News section of the wpdx site. Anyone confirm this? Also it's available on this forum for a very good price :D
 
also looking for something - I dont seem to have that option in cpanel :(
 
well, why don't you just dump and then import wp database into mysql, edit config file and you are (almost) done?
 
This looks interesting does it exist at hostgator? I looked around, is it called quick install? They have fantastico, but It gives no options like this.


Instructions!

Just vist simplescripts dot com open an account (it's free) and click the word press link to see the above image.

Great share thanks again
 
you guys need to try blogzapper its the fastest and the best cloner for wordpress
 
Surprised nobody has mentioned WPTwin.

It does exactly this - Clones the whole blog and its settings.

It costs like 90$ but I downloaded it from either here or another site can't remember. I'll upload it in the shares section if there is enough demand
 
Surprised nobody has mentioned WPTwin.

It does exactly this - Clones the whole blog and its settings.

It costs like 90$ but I downloaded it from either here or another site can't remember. I'll upload it in the shares section if there is enough demand

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/244006-get-wptwin-wordpress-cloning-script.html
 
I would suggest WP Twin as well.

It's quite flexible, look at the characteristics summary here:
Clones everything , including...


  • Plugins (and their configurations)
  • Comments (if you have any)
  • Pages & Posts (as well as the content in them)
  • Tags & Categories
  • Permalink structures & privacy settings
  • Themes (including active themes and inactive ones!)
  • Affiliate links & links of any kind
  • Footer and header information


Home page

HTML:
http://wptwin.net/

And download from this thread (also given in the previous post).
HTML:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/244006-get-wptwin-wordpress-cloning-script.html

 
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Ycote: I can't PM you due to low post count, but I would be interested in the plugin you had created. I have already purchase WPManagerDX and like the layout so a Plugin that allows them to take on the settings of other blogs would make it perfect. If you are interested in selling the plugin to me, please let me know what you would want for it. Thanks
 
Hi -quick question is wpmanagerdx restricted to sub-domains like most of the other products mentioned here? I am looking to clone to different domains as well as subs.....Thanks
It does root domain, subfolders AND subdomains

No it's not. It won't auto setup plugin settings and several other important things.
Wrong. It will set them up.
Also you can create a "profile", and use that to install blogs by entering the domain you want it to set up at.
 
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