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How to do a Search & Replace


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    To perform a Search & Replace within the database, you have 2 options!

    Option 1 – Via Staq Panel

     

    Navigate to the Staq Panel of the website in question by clicking on the website ID from the Websites Table.


    Within Staq Panel, Navigate to ‘Search & Replace’ under ‘Databases’.



    From the Search & Replace screen, you’ll find our simple Search & Replace feature!

    In this example, we’re replacing a spelling error!

     

     

    Option 2 – Via WordPress backend


    Login into the backend of the website in question, and click Staq Hosting from the top toolbar and select Settings.

    Click the ‘Advanced’ tab of Staq Cache Tool, you should now see ‘Search & Replace’ in the left hand menu.

    You can now perform a Search & Replace without using any third-party plugins.

     

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