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8 years 3 months ago #91866
by MARCO ANTÓNIO SOUSA
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Hi
I've a full working online shop but due to some url options and marketing issues I've to change it to another domain.
Detailed:
I've the webstore working at loja.jiatingsousa.pt/loja and I need to change it to www.jiatingsousa.pt/start where I've been already working on the design and stuff.
How can I do it without spending days?
Sincerely
Marco António Sousa
I've a full working online shop but due to some url options and marketing issues I've to change it to another domain.
Detailed:
I've the webstore working at loja.jiatingsousa.pt/loja and I need to change it to www.jiatingsousa.pt/start where I've been already working on the design and stuff.
How can I do it without spending days?
Sincerely
Marco António Sousa
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8 years 3 months ago #91886
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Update: I was able to do the copy by import-export SQL db and then change the joomla prefix of all joomla related tables.
Now I'm having another trouble... any product I click it just opens a blank page. Even if I create a new product, the same happens. Only blank page.
Any suggestion?
Now I'm having another trouble... any product I click it just opens a blank page. Even if I create a new product, the same happens. Only blank page.
Any suggestion?
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