2. Lets browse to the Premium plugins section and let’s download the plugin, then we will install it on the site

3. Now we will activate the plugin and it is necessary to log out and log in again for the plugin to extend cookies to subdomains

4. We will make sure that we have the WordPress + Laravel plugin for WordPress Pete installed. You must have the standard license to be able to install this plugin

5. We will click o on the left menu tab on “WordPress + Laravel” and fill in the fields accordingly. For this example, we are going to do integration in a subdomain: dashboard.saveaplaya.petelocal.net

6. Once the process has finished we can access the examples built-in within the Laravel app that allows you to access the WordPress code.

7. Check the code that has been used for each example and hack it to your needs.

8. It’s good practice to have a WordPress Pete installation for every major WordPress project you’re working on, so in this case, it’s called saveaplaya. Now is the time to get the best of both worlds and boost your development capacity by up to 10x with WordPress and Laravel.

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2. We will make sure that we have the WordPress + Laravel plugin for WordPress Pete installed. You must have the standard license to be able to install this plugin

3. We will click o on the left menu tab on “WordPress + Laravel” and fill in the fields accordingly. For this example, we are going to do an integration in the same domain of an app called “dashboard”. The files of this Laravel app will be installed inside the WordPress folder

4. Once the process has finished you can access the examples built-in within the Laravel app that allows you to access the WordPress code. We make sure we are logged into the site

5. Check the code that has been used for each example and hack it to your needs.

6. It’s good practice to have a WordPress Pete installation for every major WordPress project you’re working on, so in this case, it’s called saveaplaya. Now is the time to get the best of both worlds and boost your development capacity by up to 10x with WordPress and Laravel.

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For this example, we are going to create the WordPress Pete manually file for the nostalgiosity.com site.

1. We are going to use the file manager of Cpanel to download the website folder for nostalgiosity.

Create a folder with the name massive_file

Unzip the file and rename the folder with filem

Now go to phpmyadmin and export your site’s database in wordpress and rename the file to query.sql

Create a file named config.txt and has the following structure. it is important that where it says domain the current name of the site’s domain is specified

Now move everything to the massive_file folder and then compress it. you can compress in .zip or tar.gz format, for this example we will use the zip format

Now go to your WordPress Pete installation and import the file you just created.

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2. Once you have purchased the premium membership and have logged into your account. Click on the API Key Generator option that appears from the Dashboard in the upper menu and copy the key

3. Browse to WordPress Pete installation URL and click the Register link located in the upper right and then insert the API Key with your registered email account.

4.Once the license is registered you can install all the premium plugins.

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2. Once you download the plugin, go to your WordPress admin panel and install it. 

3. Go to the Pete Converter option on your admin and click on “Convert to Pete”. If you’re using MAMP don’t forget to tick the checkbox below.

4. Wait until the exported zip file finishes downloading. Then go to your WordPress Pete installation and click on “Create New WordPress”

5. To import a site to WordPress Pete you must have installed the WordPress Importer plugin therefore it’s necessary to have the Premium version of WordPress Pete. Click here to learn how to register your WordPress Pete premium license.

6. Once you have registered the Premium License, click on Plugins in your WordPress Pete installation and install the WordPress Importer plugin then import the .zip or .tar.gz WordPress Pete format as shown below.

Note: In case you are using WordPress Pete in a production environment, make sure the domain or subdomain you are going to use is already pointing to the server IP where WordPress Pete is installed.

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1. Log in to WordPress Pete and click clone for this example we are using the development environment we will use saveaplaya2.petelocal.net

Important: petelocal.net is our test domain for WordPress Pete development environment installations which means that all * AAA records are pointing to 127.0.0.1 which is the localhost. You can use all their subdomains for your tests in development

2. For this example we will use the subdomain saveaplaya2.petelocal.net for the cloning of the site

3. Wait for the clone to run and you’re done. What can take you hours to do was done in a couple of clicks and in minutes with Pete’s powers

Note: In case you are using WordPress Pete in a production environment make sure the domain or subdomain you are going to use is already pointing to the server IP where WordPress Pete is installed

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2. Once you’ve logged in, click on “Create New WordPress” on the top right corner.

3. Now set the project’s name and URL. Then click on “Create”.

4. You should now see the page below. Then click on the URL that you chose for your site.

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