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by Gavin Stephenson
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Ok, One of my blogs is showing some sort of error.

Instead of trying to fix it I just want to get the 1 post I created. It was a sales letter I put together that took me all day to do.

Is there anyway I can view or download just the post from a specific directory inside my hosting.

Or does anyone know how I can find the directory for
inside wordpress for http://listbuildingapprentice.com/hello-world

cheers
#arrrhhhhhh
  • Profile picture of the author AlanGNW
    You should be able to recover the text of it from PhpMyAdmin if you have access. It's stored on the database rather than within a folder. You may well find it easier identifying the problem with the site if you're not familiar....
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  • Profile picture of the author dika
    Unless you fix the error, the only way to get a post is to browse the database. You need an access to phpmyadmin, check your hosting admin panel and see if you have this access. If not you need to download phpmyadmin, extract it and upload it to a directory on the server then browse to that directory and use your DB credentials to open a DB session.
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    • Profile picture of the author Adam Nolan
      Call your hosting company and try and get them to revert it to a previous state. I accidentally deleted my entire website and they were able to recover the whole thing for $5. Well worth it.

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  • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
    1. Your posts are NEVER in files or directories on your hosting account!

    2. All your content in a WP blog is stored in the database.

    3. The error has nothing to do with your post. I seems like an incomplete install.

    4. Check with your FTP that the required file (wp-includes/pomo/mo.php) has been uploaded.

    5. You can get the post content from the database by going to your site's admin (not WP's own admin). If you have cPanel you can get to the database using phpMyadmin (it should be there).
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    • Profile picture of the author Adam Nolan
      The reverting to a previous state does work though b/c it takes a snapshot of your site at a particular time and just goes back to that. Mine was a wordpress site too...

      Originally Posted by Istvan Horvath View Post

      1. Your posts are NEVER in files or directories on your hosting account!

      2. All your content in a WP blog is stored in the database.

      3. The error has nothing to do with your post. I seems like an incomplete install.

      4. Check with your FTP that the required file (wp-includes/pomo/mo.php) has been uploaded.

      5. You can get the post content from the database by going to your site's admin (not WP's own admin). If you have cPanel you can get to the database using phpMyadmin (it should be there).
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  • Profile picture of the author Gavin Stephenson
    Thanks guys I got it working... A BIG CHEEEEEERS
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  • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
    Now for the benefit of the posterity you should also post the solution that worked for you
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