WordPress Seite für Kunden erstellen, nur wo?

Hallo zusammen,

mal angenommen, ihr müsstet eine WordPress Seite für einen Kunden erstellen. Der Kunde möchte, die Seite soll erst mal auf einem separaten Bereich/Server erstellt und erst nach Abschluss und Abnahme auf z.B. Strato oder so hochgeladen werden.

Habt ihr da eine Idee, wie sich sowas umsetzen lassen könnte? Habe an eine WD MyCloud Ex2 Ultra gedacht, aber da scheint die WordPress Seite wohl nur im Heimnetzwerk erreichbar zu sein.

Es muss also auch gewährleistet sein, dass der Kunde jederzeit auf die Seite kann, um sich diese anzusehen und Inputs zu Änderungen und co. geben zu können.

Freue mich auf eure Antworten.

Schoki

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Nictrical
1 year ago

Why don’t you talk to the customer about a maintenance mode plugin? Then you can leave the WordPress installation on the desired web space from the start and save the migration and publicly the site is not accessible. If the customer then logs into the page with his WordPress account, he can marvel at the progress.

There are a lot of maintenance mode plugins, so you can just look around. Some web hosts also offer their own.

Nictrical
1 year ago
Reply to  Schokiii1993

Then I guess the domain should stay the same?

Nictrical
1 year ago

Yeah, right. In the meantime, it does not seem so complicated: https://blog.hubspot.de/website/wordpress-domain-aendern
I have no experience with this personally.

Nictrical
1 year ago

In my opinion, there are only the following options:

  1. You build the new website on the new provider, but use another domain that you will change later with all references in the database.
  2. With the help of a staging plugin (possibly paid for the required function) you build the new page in the old WP installation and then move it to the main page (there are, in my knowledge, which then match the URLs). Then you change everything and the provider.
  3. Or the customer has to find out that his website is not accessible in the meantime, then save a lot of work. ;
ntinosservice
1 year ago

Try the Software Local (https://localwp.com/) to make a local WordPress installation and adjust the site to your preferences.

You can then use a migration or duplicator plugin to upload your WordPress site from the local installation to the hoster and connect it to the DB.

For example, there are plugins like https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/ or https://jetpack.com/

Find more plugins for WordPress https://top-wp.de/

NackterGerd
1 year ago

WordPress can’t be so easy to copy anywhere

geheim007b
1 year ago
Reply to  NackterGerd

Well, much isn’t there. Make database dump and copy files

Nictrical
1 year ago
Reply to  geheim007b

You just have to take over the domain, but that’s really easy.

NackterGerd
1 year ago
Reply to  geheim007b

If you know what to do and then all the links will vote.

But then you wouldn’t ask as much as the questioner

geheim007b
1 year ago

yes, various plugins the absolute paths as json go into the database are certainly a challenge if you don’t know how to clean it, but if you already have customers then you should be able to:-).

geheim007b
1 year ago

on some own webspace

NackterGerd
1 year ago
Reply to  Schokiii1993

The customer surely has a webspace of his old page

Just create a new directory there

geheim007b
1 year ago
Reply to  Schokiii1993

naja, actually no matter. strato, 1und1 or many others. If you often have a reseller provider