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Sunday, October 5th, 2008 at 8:41 pm

How to back up files on WordPress

Following my recent disaster in my WordPress blog I froze and thought I had lost all my work, the contents of my and my files, I now have a plugin that shows exactly how I backup wordpress files.

It was not until a few weeks ago, all I could see was a kind of error message, which had been in the midst of a new post when this happened and there was nothing I could do about it. As always, these things never happen in a good time, I knew I should have done a backup, he had been looking for something show me how to back up files but you know how wordpress is, when all is well there is no urgency, even if there found something that I have presented it for later reading!

So after going through the trauma of thinking I had lost, probably along my content with the setup of the website, which was quickly rescued by another hosting company D9 (thanks guys) after a quick email to responded with lightning speed, not only the solution to my problem, but re-storage of the Blog back to how it looked the day before sinking. Ugh!

What a relief, so that if he ever happens to you send an email request to your hosting company to explain your problem and just hope behavior with backups on a regular basis like mine ... and I beg you to help ... But wait a minute?

That responsibility is it anyway?

Of course it is ours or mine, in this case that questions of any website or blog owner is not how to back up files, but wordpress how often should you back to your blog, so now I advise you after every post, but at least a couple times a week.

After all content is king, you do not have room or certainly no reason for anyone to keep visiting or display of your items.

So I was introduced to a new plugin that can do that goes back and complete all wordpress files, blogs and websites that you have. It's completely re-store all the information including configuration, plugins and themes that are at really could say that this title = "Creator Backup"> Backup as their Creator actually called clone your WordPress blogs and return to them, even to another hosting company.

I know there are other systems, but probably not in this kind of price at the time of writing the price is $ 7 ... Now I know how long that price will remain at this level because lets face it, so the baby can do is an incredible value for money.

When I lost my blog, I really thought I was going to cost hundreds, and he would pay well.

Now with the help of title = "Backup Creator"> Creator, a backup hopefully I'm never going to be in that position again. With this system there is no reason not could return to my blog (s) after upgrading to new messages or alterations of any kind, since it is so easy. So if someone else Need to Know how to back up files of WordPress, just take a look at a backup creator "> The backup creator and see the instructions easy to follow video and you never have to go through that feeling again.

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