No settings or anything else? You want to get a copy of the ’site_content’ table of your database, by going into the backup manager. If your new site doesn’t have any content in it yet, then click the ’Create drop table statements’ part. If it already has content, then you want just the database table, but you’ll have to go in and change the ID numbers, which should be the first field. Start your first content entry with the number after your highest current database entry. But first, backup everything on both sites. If you use the MODX meta tags or anything like that you’ll need to grab those tables as well. You may want to make a copy of the ’site_templates’ table and the ’site_tmplvars’ tables as well, and maybe the ’site_tmplvars_access’, ’site_tmplvars_contentvalues’, ’site_tmplvars_templates’ tables also. Play around with it. If you aren’t sure about the syntax, google SQL queries.
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"Create drop table statements" is an option in PhpMyAdmin - a popular tool to access your database tables.
Try clearing the cache. Also, for future reference, Evo has a backup tool within itself, under ’Tools’, and that should have a check box that says something to the effect of create drop table statements.
"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." -Albert Einstein
You may not need all those tables the next time you do this, and if you ever notice that you are missing certain information, you may need to grab another table or two. But glad to hear you got it working! Nice going!
"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." -Albert Einstein