Hello, so last time I have created staging site using WP staging pro and when I was finished working and ready to push it to the live site, I used WP staging Pro first but then the website was not looking as it should. Then I used All in one Plugin and downloaded the staging sites website which was created using WP staging Pro and the uploaded it to the live site. But now on the live site when I activated WP staging pro it shows that it is a staging site and it is not getting indexed or anything. How can I fix it? should I check htaccess, robot.txt or anything to make my site fully live site please? thanks.
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Hello, I have mistakenly downloaded and uploaded staging site website to live site using Allinone WP plugin. And my live site is having issues now.
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If you migrated the staging site of course the site is being seen as a staging site because that's what it is.
You should only use WP Staging to push the staging site to the live site.
You should probably restore to an older backup if you have.
For the site to get indexed make sure to disable this option:
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You should only use WP Staging to push the staging site to the live site.
You should probably restore to an older backup if you have.
For the site to get indexed make sure to disable this option:
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Thanks for the tip, but what if I dont have a backup what is my solution to fully make it a live website, will contacting WP staging PRO help?If you migrated the staging site of course the site is being seen as a staging site because that's what it is.
You should only use WP Staging to push the staging site to the live site.
You should probably restore to an older backup if you have.
For the site to get indexed make sure to disable this option:
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It's possible that your hosting has a backup of your cpanel account. If not then no luck. Make sure to always have backups of everything.
What will? Doing a restore or leaving the site as it is? Either way i don't know if has any bad effects long term.
Okay cool. Ya I meant by leaving it as it is. I will try to find a backup and hopefully figure it out. But I feel like there is an easier solution for this https://wp-staging.com/docs/reconnect-staging-site-to-production it's not similar to my situation but there might be a solution for this.
Already said, but PLEASE invest money into backups. You have to spend money to make money
Mail, hosting, security, failsafes, etc
Be aware of mistakes and prepare backups!
If your changing something, back it up. Note down everything important. PHP version, WP version, etc
the easiest way is to just add phpinfo() into a static file, then download the output from your browser. If you know what everything is, you'll know what to set to fix it. For production, getting a VPS is better as you'll have full control over EVERYTHING. I would reccomend AWS due to scaling, but for staging you are better off with linode or hetzner
Mail, hosting, security, failsafes, etc
Be aware of mistakes and prepare backups!
If your changing something, back it up. Note down everything important. PHP version, WP version, etc
the easiest way is to just add phpinfo() into a static file, then download the output from your browser. If you know what everything is, you'll know what to set to fix it. For production, getting a VPS is better as you'll have full control over EVERYTHING. I would reccomend AWS due to scaling, but for staging you are better off with linode or hetzner
Thanks for the tip, ya I learned my lesson the hard way. Hope there won't be any effect on my website once it starts ranking. Anything that I should check on my files? Luckily woocommerce is not showing any signs that it's a staging site as well, so am not sureAlready said, but PLEASE invest money into backups. You have to spend money to make money
Mail, hosting, security, failsafes, etc
Be aware of mistakes and prepare backups!
If your changing something, back it up. Note down everything important. PHP version, WP version, etc
the easiest way is to just add phpinfo() into a static file, then download the output from your browser. If you know what everything is, you'll know what to set to fix it. For production, getting a VPS is better as you'll have full control over EVERYTHING. I would reccomend AWS due to scaling, but for staging you are better off with linode or hetzner
use a plugin to display wordpress info, usually a sitecheck plugin
should detect some errors
Okay thanks for the tip.
Also for those who might encounter similar issues I am reading and following along this article and it might be helpful for you.
https://wp-staging.com/migrate-wordpress-staging-site-to-production-site/
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