Hi,
You can export your files from wp filebase. You can save the data from PHPMyAdmin in CSV format. Then you can use CSV importer to import them into the download manager.
For export posts,
Open phpMyAdmin (if you don’t know where to find it, ask your hosting provider) and navigate to the Database where WordPress is installed.
Click on the “SQL” Tab and execute the followong SQL query:
SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name IN (
‘wpfb_css’,
‘wpfilebase’,
‘wpfilebase_ftags’,
‘wpfilebase_list_tpls’,
‘wpfilebase_ptpls_cat’,
‘wpfilebase_ptpls_file’,
‘wpfilebase_rsyncs’,
‘wpfilebase_tpls_cat’,
‘wpfilebase_tpls_file’
)
Adjust the table prefix if it’s different than the default wp_!
Select all rows appearing in the results. Then choose “Export” below the table.
Choose SQL as format and click OK. Depending on your phpMyAdmin settings, a download starts or the SQL is displayed in the browser. In this case, copy all text and save it in a text file.
Go back to the Database, click on the “Export” tab, choose “Custom” for “Export Method”.
Select the following tables (note that the table prefix might differ from yours):
wp_wpfb_cats
wp_wpfb_files
wp_wpfb_files_id3
wp_wpfb_rsync_meta
Under “Output” choose “Save output to a file”, click “Go” and save the file as csv.
Now,
you can use Bulk import sample csv file and modify the column header and import the file into the download manager.
Thanks
.
