Transfer all products from one magento installation to other The Next CEO of Stack Overflowhow to export and import all attributes and attribute sets from one magento to other?Magento products not showing up after importHow to Move Products, Attributes, Images, and Customers From One Magento Installation to AnotherExport configurable products with associated simples in one csvImporting Products from Multiple cells to One DescriptionWant to import all the categories and their products to new magento install from old oneBest way to export and import productsmagento transfer from one server to another after that problemHow to export all categories, products, cms pages etc to another magento installation?
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Transfer all products from one magento installation to other
The Next CEO of Stack Overflowhow to export and import all attributes and attribute sets from one magento to other?Magento products not showing up after importHow to Move Products, Attributes, Images, and Customers From One Magento Installation to AnotherExport configurable products with associated simples in one csvImporting Products from Multiple cells to One DescriptionWant to import all the categories and their products to new magento install from old oneBest way to export and import productsmagento transfer from one server to another after that problemHow to export all categories, products, cms pages etc to another magento installation?
How can I transfer all product from one magento installation to another (both are 1.9).
I tried to export all products and then import them in other store, but it failed. No product is imported.
Please help and please explain the process.
Thanks in advance.
magento-1.9 product importexport
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How can I transfer all product from one magento installation to another (both are 1.9).
I tried to export all products and then import them in other store, but it failed. No product is imported.
Please help and please explain the process.
Thanks in advance.
magento-1.9 product importexport
edited Sep 7 '18 at 14:30
Black
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asked Aug 28 '17 at 7:34
ajayajay
11
add a comment |
How can I transfer all product from one magento installation to another (both are 1.9).
I tried to export all products and then import them in other store, but it failed. No product is imported.
Please help and please explain the process.
Thanks in advance.
magento-1.9 product importexport
edited Sep 7 '18 at 14:30
Black
412320
asked Aug 28 '17 at 7:34
ajayajay
11
How can I transfer all product from one magento installation to another (both are 1.9).
I tried to export all products and then import them in other store, but it failed. No product is imported.
Please help and please explain the process.
Thanks in advance.
magento-1.9 product importexport
magento-1.9 product importexport
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Before actual product export and import you should do the following:
- in new Magento create exactly the same category tree as you have in old Magento shop
- in case in old Magento you had created some custom attribute sets and attributes, add exactly the same ones in new Magento
- if you want to transfer product images, you need to copy them from old Magento to
media/importfolder of new Magento.
After that you can proceed to product export from old Magento and import to new one. Here is also the article with pre-conditions of product transfer between Magento stores.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
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Transferring products from one Magento installation to another is not that easy.
You will have to take many things into consideration and then you'll probably still fail.
- First things first
If you are using 'Export/Import', you'll have to make sure that the columns _product_websites and root_category have values that correspond to your new server. If for example your magento website was named foo.com on your old server and bar.org on your new server you have to change that accordingly in your csv. Same thing with the name of the Default Category.
If you are using Dataflow the columns are store and websites
- Categories
If you are using Dataflow, even if you do create a new category structure in your new server that looks like your old server, export csv files (by default) have Category IDs and not Category Names. So... You;ll have to either be extremeley lucky or very cautious to have the same category name with the same category id.
- Attribute Sets.
You need to have exactly the same attribute sets in your new server, populated with the exact same attributes. (see 4)
- Attributes
All Attributes must be manually duplicated to the dot, including values for options and so on.
- Images
You'll have to copy the directory structure of your [OLD SERVER]/media/catalog/product/ directory to [NEW SERVER]/media/import/ directory.
Then in the import csv, you have to make sure that image, small_image and thumbnail columns have values that correspond with the above mentioned structure. For example /t/e/test_images.jpg
- Finally
Make sure the default languages (or the export locale on the old server and the import locale on the new server) are the same. If not things like Enabled/Disabled products Yes/No attributes will not be correctly imported.
That said, don't you get any errors while importing that you can post and help us help you?
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
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You can create a database dump and then remove any tables which are not related to products or categories e.g. customer tables, log tables, sales tables etc. and then import this modified database dump to your database.
But make sure to backup the old database in case something goes wrong.
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Before actual product export and import you should do the following:
- in new Magento create exactly the same category tree as you have in old Magento shop
- in case in old Magento you had created some custom attribute sets and attributes, add exactly the same ones in new Magento
- if you want to transfer product images, you need to copy them from old Magento to
media/importfolder of new Magento.
After that you can proceed to product export from old Magento and import to new one. Here is also the article with pre-conditions of product transfer between Magento stores.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
363
add a comment |
Before actual product export and import you should do the following:
- in new Magento create exactly the same category tree as you have in old Magento shop
- in case in old Magento you had created some custom attribute sets and attributes, add exactly the same ones in new Magento
- if you want to transfer product images, you need to copy them from old Magento to
media/importfolder of new Magento.
After that you can proceed to product export from old Magento and import to new one. Here is also the article with pre-conditions of product transfer between Magento stores.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
363
add a comment |
Before actual product export and import you should do the following:
- in new Magento create exactly the same category tree as you have in old Magento shop
- in case in old Magento you had created some custom attribute sets and attributes, add exactly the same ones in new Magento
- if you want to transfer product images, you need to copy them from old Magento to
media/importfolder of new Magento.
After that you can proceed to product export from old Magento and import to new one. Here is also the article with pre-conditions of product transfer between Magento stores.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
363
Before actual product export and import you should do the following:
- in new Magento create exactly the same category tree as you have in old Magento shop
- in case in old Magento you had created some custom attribute sets and attributes, add exactly the same ones in new Magento
- if you want to transfer product images, you need to copy them from old Magento to
media/importfolder of new Magento.
After that you can proceed to product export from old Magento and import to new one. Here is also the article with pre-conditions of product transfer between Magento stores.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
363
edited Aug 28 '17 at 15:16
answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 13:50
MariaMaria
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Transferring products from one Magento installation to another is not that easy.
You will have to take many things into consideration and then you'll probably still fail.
- First things first
If you are using 'Export/Import', you'll have to make sure that the columns _product_websites and root_category have values that correspond to your new server. If for example your magento website was named foo.com on your old server and bar.org on your new server you have to change that accordingly in your csv. Same thing with the name of the Default Category.
If you are using Dataflow the columns are store and websites
- Categories
If you are using Dataflow, even if you do create a new category structure in your new server that looks like your old server, export csv files (by default) have Category IDs and not Category Names. So... You;ll have to either be extremeley lucky or very cautious to have the same category name with the same category id.
- Attribute Sets.
You need to have exactly the same attribute sets in your new server, populated with the exact same attributes. (see 4)
- Attributes
All Attributes must be manually duplicated to the dot, including values for options and so on.
- Images
You'll have to copy the directory structure of your [OLD SERVER]/media/catalog/product/ directory to [NEW SERVER]/media/import/ directory.
Then in the import csv, you have to make sure that image, small_image and thumbnail columns have values that correspond with the above mentioned structure. For example /t/e/test_images.jpg
- Finally
Make sure the default languages (or the export locale on the old server and the import locale on the new server) are the same. If not things like Enabled/Disabled products Yes/No attributes will not be correctly imported.
That said, don't you get any errors while importing that you can post and help us help you?
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
1,221610
add a comment |
Transferring products from one Magento installation to another is not that easy.
You will have to take many things into consideration and then you'll probably still fail.
- First things first
If you are using 'Export/Import', you'll have to make sure that the columns _product_websites and root_category have values that correspond to your new server. If for example your magento website was named foo.com on your old server and bar.org on your new server you have to change that accordingly in your csv. Same thing with the name of the Default Category.
If you are using Dataflow the columns are store and websites
- Categories
If you are using Dataflow, even if you do create a new category structure in your new server that looks like your old server, export csv files (by default) have Category IDs and not Category Names. So... You;ll have to either be extremeley lucky or very cautious to have the same category name with the same category id.
- Attribute Sets.
You need to have exactly the same attribute sets in your new server, populated with the exact same attributes. (see 4)
- Attributes
All Attributes must be manually duplicated to the dot, including values for options and so on.
- Images
You'll have to copy the directory structure of your [OLD SERVER]/media/catalog/product/ directory to [NEW SERVER]/media/import/ directory.
Then in the import csv, you have to make sure that image, small_image and thumbnail columns have values that correspond with the above mentioned structure. For example /t/e/test_images.jpg
- Finally
Make sure the default languages (or the export locale on the old server and the import locale on the new server) are the same. If not things like Enabled/Disabled products Yes/No attributes will not be correctly imported.
That said, don't you get any errors while importing that you can post and help us help you?
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
1,221610
add a comment |
Transferring products from one Magento installation to another is not that easy.
You will have to take many things into consideration and then you'll probably still fail.
- First things first
If you are using 'Export/Import', you'll have to make sure that the columns _product_websites and root_category have values that correspond to your new server. If for example your magento website was named foo.com on your old server and bar.org on your new server you have to change that accordingly in your csv. Same thing with the name of the Default Category.
If you are using Dataflow the columns are store and websites
- Categories
If you are using Dataflow, even if you do create a new category structure in your new server that looks like your old server, export csv files (by default) have Category IDs and not Category Names. So... You;ll have to either be extremeley lucky or very cautious to have the same category name with the same category id.
- Attribute Sets.
You need to have exactly the same attribute sets in your new server, populated with the exact same attributes. (see 4)
- Attributes
All Attributes must be manually duplicated to the dot, including values for options and so on.
- Images
You'll have to copy the directory structure of your [OLD SERVER]/media/catalog/product/ directory to [NEW SERVER]/media/import/ directory.
Then in the import csv, you have to make sure that image, small_image and thumbnail columns have values that correspond with the above mentioned structure. For example /t/e/test_images.jpg
- Finally
Make sure the default languages (or the export locale on the old server and the import locale on the new server) are the same. If not things like Enabled/Disabled products Yes/No attributes will not be correctly imported.
That said, don't you get any errors while importing that you can post and help us help you?
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
1,221610
Transferring products from one Magento installation to another is not that easy.
You will have to take many things into consideration and then you'll probably still fail.
- First things first
If you are using 'Export/Import', you'll have to make sure that the columns _product_websites and root_category have values that correspond to your new server. If for example your magento website was named foo.com on your old server and bar.org on your new server you have to change that accordingly in your csv. Same thing with the name of the Default Category.
If you are using Dataflow the columns are store and websites
- Categories
If you are using Dataflow, even if you do create a new category structure in your new server that looks like your old server, export csv files (by default) have Category IDs and not Category Names. So... You;ll have to either be extremeley lucky or very cautious to have the same category name with the same category id.
- Attribute Sets.
You need to have exactly the same attribute sets in your new server, populated with the exact same attributes. (see 4)
- Attributes
All Attributes must be manually duplicated to the dot, including values for options and so on.
- Images
You'll have to copy the directory structure of your [OLD SERVER]/media/catalog/product/ directory to [NEW SERVER]/media/import/ directory.
Then in the import csv, you have to make sure that image, small_image and thumbnail columns have values that correspond with the above mentioned structure. For example /t/e/test_images.jpg
- Finally
Make sure the default languages (or the export locale on the old server and the import locale on the new server) are the same. If not things like Enabled/Disabled products Yes/No attributes will not be correctly imported.
That said, don't you get any errors while importing that you can post and help us help you?
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
1,221610
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
edited Nov 18 '18 at 17:09
nikin
778315
778315
answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
1,221610
answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 14:29
Yiorgos MoschovitisYiorgos Moschovitis
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You can create a database dump and then remove any tables which are not related to products or categories e.g. customer tables, log tables, sales tables etc. and then import this modified database dump to your database.
But make sure to backup the old database in case something goes wrong.
answered 2 days ago
BlackBlack
412320
add a comment |
You can create a database dump and then remove any tables which are not related to products or categories e.g. customer tables, log tables, sales tables etc. and then import this modified database dump to your database.
But make sure to backup the old database in case something goes wrong.
answered 2 days ago
BlackBlack
412320
add a comment |
You can create a database dump and then remove any tables which are not related to products or categories e.g. customer tables, log tables, sales tables etc. and then import this modified database dump to your database.
But make sure to backup the old database in case something goes wrong.
answered 2 days ago
BlackBlack
412320
You can create a database dump and then remove any tables which are not related to products or categories e.g. customer tables, log tables, sales tables etc. and then import this modified database dump to your database.
But make sure to backup the old database in case something goes wrong.
answered 2 days ago
BlackBlack
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answered 2 days ago
BlackBlack
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answered 2 days ago
BlackBlack
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answered 2 days ago
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