Enable 3-Tier Server Migration #1
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June 17, 2013 11:29
* fixed issue where incorrect URL was displayed in domain change dialog. * added back buttons to launch different deployments * defaulted file checkboxes to off * changed date format in archive lister (previous commit)
Settings panes can now be made just by adding an 'add_meta_box()' function in the following format: add_meta_box( 'wpmove-NAME-settings', __( 'NAME Settings', 'WPMove' ), array($this, 'metabox_settings'), 'wpmove-settings',$context = 'advanced', $priority = 'default', $callback_args='NAME');
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Background:
My company uses a 3 tier deployment strategy, and Wordpress Move has become an integral part of our workflow. The only thing that slows us down, is that after migrating a database, we have to reset the FTP settings at each step to promote content to the next level. Our solution is to store multiple FTP configurations in the database so they are always available. This facilitates simple pushing of content both up and down the chain.
Tiers (and how we use them):
Changes: