WEBFI-WordPress-Beginner’s Guide to WordPress Database Management with phpMyAdmin
WordPress is written using PHP and MySQL but does not require you to know either of them. It is still wise to learn a basic understanding of them. In this video, we will guide you on WordPress database management with phpMyAdmin.
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Summary of this Tutorial:
WordPress uses PHP to store and read databases.
You can log in to your phpMyAdmin through cpanel from your hosting provider.
From here you can see the tables that make up WordPress
In this area you can create a backup of your database by exporting it.
Using the custom export you can choose the tables to pick and create the zipped impression file for your database.
You also have the ability to optimize your tables to make them run smoother.
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Thanks for sharing. Very useful and valuable information. Looking forward to evaluating these apps further.
I did a wordpress install using a one click install through cpanel but I didn't create a database, how is my site still working and can I create and link one now?
thanks for the video. I made a mistake when transferring a wordpress site from my dev server to the live server. When I try to log on it tells me
The file 'wp-config.php' already exists. If you need to reset any of the configuration items in this file, please delete it first. You may try installing now.
Then it takes me to a page that says
Already Installed
You appear to have already installed WordPress. To reinstall please clear your old database tables first.
I am not sure what to do.
hi i'm creating an e-commerce website with wordpress & i want to find where are my products and categories in database
Looking for /wp-content/ in phpMyAdmin, but can't seem to find it. Any help or tips?
Thanks. A nice summary. Well done.
Very nice, well presented and short explanation, thank you. Looking forward to delving into SQL and WordPress.
I would like to know how this mysql database works with wpforms… please help! thank you.