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Broken image links after migrating a Drupal site from the local computer to the server

The easiest way to update image paths after moving a website from a local machine to a live server. In most cases, I finish updating the paths manually. I am convinced that there should be an easier way that I am missing.

Please offer.

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I assume that the problem you are seeing is the result of not setting the file path in the administration. If you log in to the administration (admin / settings / file-system) and just save the page, you will define a value for the file path (which should fix the problems).

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update menu_router set path 'sites/mynewpath/files/styles%', tab_root = 'sites/mynewpath/files/styles/%' where path like '%myoldpath%'

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3: use search and replace to edit a copy of sql dump file and put the path to url or u want files. In my case, I would like to change the URL prefix of all image links, for example http://my.oldserver.co.uk , to http://newserver.ac.uk . 4 create a new database and import the edited .sql file using the same usernames, usernames and password.

  • return the site online and viola, your image links work.
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