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MksDdn Migrate Content

Name: MksDdn Migrate Content
Author: Max

Reliable chunked migrations powered by custom .wpbkp archives.

MksDdn Migrate Content ranks #25,745 among WordPress.org plugins with 20+ active installations, is #1,913 of 4,954 in the Utilities & Tools category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Sep 5, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v2.7.1 Current Version v2.7.1

Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 05 Sep, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 2.7.1
Last Updated: Sep 05, 2026
Requires WP: 5.9+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Max

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about MksDdn Migrate Content

Each archive stores a manifest (checksums, metadata, timestamps), JSON payloads for selected entities, optional filesystem slices (uploads/plugins/themes), media binaries, and user-merge selections. Imports verify the manifest before processing.

.json exports are lightweight (content only) and convenient for quick edits. .wpbkp adds media, filesystem slices, and checksums. Use .wpbkp for full fidelity.

Yes. Any public post type plus Advanced Custom Fields metadata is exported/imported. Taxonomies, menus, widgets, and serialized options are also covered.

The JS client splits files into 5–10 MB chunks (auto-tuned by server limits). Each chunk is hashed and acknowledged via REST API endpoints (mksddn/v1/chunk/*). If the browser reloads, the resume token restarts from the last confirmed chunk.

You can import backup files directly from the server without uploading them through the browser. Place your .wpbkp or .json archive files in the wp-content/uploads/mksddn-mc/imports/ directory (the plugin will create this directory automatically if it doesn't exist). Then, in the import form, toggle the "Select from server" option instead of "Upload file". The plugin will scan the imports directory and display available files with their size and modification date. Select the desired file and proceed with the import. You can also delete unused backup files from the server via the Delete button next to the file selector. This method is especially useful for large files or when you have direct server access via FTP/SFTP.

Chunk upload state under wp-content/uploads/mksddn-mc/jobs/, preflight staging under wp-content/uploads/mksddn-mc/preflight/, theme replace backups under wp-content/mksddn-mc/theme-backups/, the import lock transient, the full-site import maintenance lock file, server-backup list cache, user/theme preview transients, optional mksddn_mc_storage_path, and theme preview index data. Files in wp-content/uploads/mksddn-mc/imports/ are not removed by default; set the mksddn_mc_deactivation_clear_imports filter to true if you want that directory emptied on deactivation.

Full-site import calls wp_cache_flush(), then clears core query-related object-cache groups (posts, post-queries, and related groups) via wp_cache_flush_group() when the drop-in reports support (wp_cache_supports('flush_group'); WordPress 6.1+). It also bumps posts/terms/comments last_changed where available and deletes cached alloptions / notoptions keys—this reduces stale cached post lists after raw TRUNCATE/INSERT restores when a persistent Redis/Memcached drop-in behaves imperfectly on global flush. Use the mksddn_mc_post_import_object_cache_flush_groups filter (see Support\PostImportMaintenance) if your hosting uses extra cache groups or multisite/global keys. Rewrite rule runtime state is cleared, then common page/HTML cache plugins are purged best-effort (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed via hook, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, Autoptimize). Edge CDN or host HTML caches are not purged automatically: hook mksddn_mc_post_import_cache_purge (and related actions in code) to integrate your stack. While a full-site import holds the import lock, public front-end and REST requests may receive HTTP 503. The plugin writes both a runtime lock outside the database and WordPress core .maintenance file, so parallel requests are blocked even if wp_options is being replaced. WP-CLI, cron, and logged-in administrators with manage_options are not blocked by the plugin-level gate. If the PHP process fatals after the database was partially written, an emergency cache purge runs on shutdown when possible. Selected content import avoids a global flush and only runs clean_post_cache() on posts that were imported or updated, then fires mksddn_mc_selected_import_completed with their IDs.

On a staging copy with WP_DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_LOG enabled, run a full-site import and confirm the log does not show repeated MksDdn Migrate [object cache]: wp_cache_flush_group( failures. Then open admin list tables for custom post types (e.g. form submissions) and front-end forms: rows should load without PHP errors, and new submissions should save normally. On production with Redis/Memcached, you can also compare behaviour before/after a manual object-cache flush from your cache plugin—if symptoms only clear after manual flush, use the filter above or contact the host about drop-in flush support.

Yes. The user merge dialog shows archive/current rows with conflict indicators. You can keep current roles, replace metadata, or skip entire accounts.

Filesystem operations run through WP_Filesystem, honor capability checks, and avoid .git, .svn, and OS temp files. Full-site imports back up theme directories before replace and restore them if extraction fails.