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SM Easy Post Migrator helps you move your WordPress content from one site to another. Use it to migrate posts, pages, images, and other media files between WordPress sites without losing your content or breaking links.
What You Can Do:
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Migrate Posts and Pages: Copy your blog posts, pages, and content from your old site to your new site. All your text, formatting, and content structure is preserved.
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Move Images and Media: Automatically download and import all images, videos, and media files from your source site. The plugin checks for duplicates so you don’t end up with multiple copies of the same file.
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Fix Internal Links: When you move content, all the links between your posts and pages are automatically updated to work on your new site. No broken links!
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Choose What to Migrate: Browse your source site and pick exactly which posts, pages, or media files you want to move. You’re in control.
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Track Your Progress: See detailed logs of what was migrated, what succeeded, and what had issues. Export these logs to CSV if you need to review them later.
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Easy to Use: Connect to your source site using your WordPress username and application password, then select what you want to migrate. The plugin handles the rest.
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Perfect for moving your blog to a new domain, consolidating multiple sites, or backing up your content to a new location.
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPL v2 or later.
<h3>Support</h3>
For support, feature requests, or bug reports, visit <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/sm-easy-post-migrator/" rel="ugc">https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/sm-easy-post-migrator/</a>
<h3>Contributors & Developers</h3>
“SM Easy Post Migrator” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

SM Easy Post Migrator

Migrate posts, pages, media, and internal links between WordPress sites without breaking links or losing images.

BevanR

The Drupal Password Encryption plugin enables support for Drupal’s password encryption algorithms.
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A password encryption algorithm is the method is used to secure a password when preparing to save it to the database, such as when registering a new user account, changing a password, or checking if a password is correct when logging in.
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This plugin is most useful for users imported from a Drupal website. Users’ passwords can be migrated (with no processing) from Drupal’s <code>users.pass</code> database column to WP’s <code>wp_users.user_pass</code> column. Then, once the plugin is activated, users can login to the WP website using the same password they used to login to the Drupal website, without needing a password reset.
This plugin is also useful to simply enable stronger password encryption in WordPress.
Once this plugin is activated, any existing WP user (that was not migrated from Drupal) will still be able to login using their same password. This is possible because phpass is one of several algorithms that Drupal supports. (<a href="http://www.openwall.com/phpass/" rel="nofollow ugc">phpass</a> is WP core’s default password encryption algorithm.) However, until the user changes or resets their password, it will remain encrypted using phpass.
The plugin works by overriding WP’s pluggable functions <code>wp_hash_password()</code> and <code>wp_check_password()</code> to invoke the equivalent functions in <a href="https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes%21password.inc/7" rel="nofollow ugc">Drupal 7’s <code>password.inc</code></a>, which is included with the plugin’s files.
This plugin may work on earlier versions of WordPress. Please share your findings if you try it.

Drupal Password Encryption

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