No blog posts on front-end
By Julius de Kempenaer on Thursday, 19 January 2017
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I am playing around with a new template and menu structure on a local instance and tried to copy EB content from the live version to my local instance. I copied the DB tables #_easyblog_# and then re-installed the latest version of EB locally. Then I created a menu pointing to EB (posts) front page. On the back end everything looks fine. On the front - end the front page is opened but remains completely empty... Any suggestions
Hi there,

It seems that it your blog is shown correctly on your blog page as shown https://screencast.com/t/WErgh2gX. Maybe you can try to refer this docs first https://stackideas.com/docs/easyblog/administrators/how-tos/how-to-migrate-from-one-site-to-another and see how it goes

If problems still persist, can you provide us with your backend and FTP access for further check on this issues?
Abdul Warith Norudin
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Thursday, 19 January 2017 17:40
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yes that is the live version. it goes wrong on the local install that i have setup and which i am trying to fill with content from the live site .. I followed the steps in the doc you are referring to. I will try again as it looks to me as maybe not everything is copied over correctly.. and something is missing
Julius de Kempenaer
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Thursday, 19 January 2017 17:44
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just went through the whole process again. copied all tables to new database, copied all eb related folders and files to local instance. everything good on the back end but emty on front end. I also created a new post on the local site, that also shows up in back end but not front end. did not get any error msgs ....
also restarted apache and mysql and cleared cache ..
Julius de Kempenaer
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Thursday, 19 January 2017 18:24
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Hi there,

It seems that might be got conflict with some of your plugin and others possibilities that conflict with EasyBlog on your local instance. We need to access your local's backend and FTP access for further check on this issues. Thanks for your understanding
Abdul Warith Norudin
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Thursday, 19 January 2017 18:31
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