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I've been using Magento for a while, but somehow I screwed something. Some functions aren't working well (for example, the "Flush CSS/Javascript" buttons are gone, the shipping cost isn't shown on the Checkout Review, and some other weird issues.



I would like to make a fresh install, only keeping my template files, and everything else clean, but keeping my data. As far as I know, this is not possible only with Magento export options (only products and customers). I have some extensions with data I would like to keep and of course the categories and main configs.



Is there a way to do this without having to manually add the new data?










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    I've been using Magento for a while, but somehow I screwed something. Some functions aren't working well (for example, the "Flush CSS/Javascript" buttons are gone, the shipping cost isn't shown on the Checkout Review, and some other weird issues.



    I would like to make a fresh install, only keeping my template files, and everything else clean, but keeping my data. As far as I know, this is not possible only with Magento export options (only products and customers). I have some extensions with data I would like to keep and of course the categories and main configs.



    Is there a way to do this without having to manually add the new data?










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      I've been using Magento for a while, but somehow I screwed something. Some functions aren't working well (for example, the "Flush CSS/Javascript" buttons are gone, the shipping cost isn't shown on the Checkout Review, and some other weird issues.



      I would like to make a fresh install, only keeping my template files, and everything else clean, but keeping my data. As far as I know, this is not possible only with Magento export options (only products and customers). I have some extensions with data I would like to keep and of course the categories and main configs.



      Is there a way to do this without having to manually add the new data?










      share|improve this question
















      I've been using Magento for a while, but somehow I screwed something. Some functions aren't working well (for example, the "Flush CSS/Javascript" buttons are gone, the shipping cost isn't shown on the Checkout Review, and some other weird issues.



      I would like to make a fresh install, only keeping my template files, and everything else clean, but keeping my data. As far as I know, this is not possible only with Magento export options (only products and customers). I have some extensions with data I would like to keep and of course the categories and main configs.



      Is there a way to do this without having to manually add the new data?







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          What I would suggest here is to create a fresh install of the code base and then during the install process use the currently used database.



          Then you can start to build ontop of what should be a "stable" code base and add any extensions that you are looking for.



          To do this what you could simply do is a mysqldump and then import into a new database.






          share|improve this answer






























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            Technically, it will take a great amount of time to find all the errors (chances are you might miss out some errors, maybe?)



            Maybe you can try this (What I will do, normally):



            Check your CSS files to look for certain codes (maybe you accidentally comment it out or delete a portion of it)



            That said, you may try the solution below if the above fails:



            1. Install a fresh Magento 1.9

            2. Install all necessary extensions

            3. Backup necessary tables via PhpMyAdmin (screwed version)

            4. Import to new installation





            share|improve this answer

























            • thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

              – Santiago Valdés
              Dec 3 '14 at 4:05











            • Great, that is good to hear. :)

              – Enthu
              Dec 3 '14 at 4:31











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            What I would suggest here is to create a fresh install of the code base and then during the install process use the currently used database.



            Then you can start to build ontop of what should be a "stable" code base and add any extensions that you are looking for.



            To do this what you could simply do is a mysqldump and then import into a new database.






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              What I would suggest here is to create a fresh install of the code base and then during the install process use the currently used database.



              Then you can start to build ontop of what should be a "stable" code base and add any extensions that you are looking for.



              To do this what you could simply do is a mysqldump and then import into a new database.






              share|improve this answer

























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                What I would suggest here is to create a fresh install of the code base and then during the install process use the currently used database.



                Then you can start to build ontop of what should be a "stable" code base and add any extensions that you are looking for.



                To do this what you could simply do is a mysqldump and then import into a new database.






                share|improve this answer













                What I would suggest here is to create a fresh install of the code base and then during the install process use the currently used database.



                Then you can start to build ontop of what should be a "stable" code base and add any extensions that you are looking for.



                To do this what you could simply do is a mysqldump and then import into a new database.







                share|improve this answer












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                    Technically, it will take a great amount of time to find all the errors (chances are you might miss out some errors, maybe?)



                    Maybe you can try this (What I will do, normally):



                    Check your CSS files to look for certain codes (maybe you accidentally comment it out or delete a portion of it)



                    That said, you may try the solution below if the above fails:



                    1. Install a fresh Magento 1.9

                    2. Install all necessary extensions

                    3. Backup necessary tables via PhpMyAdmin (screwed version)

                    4. Import to new installation





                    share|improve this answer

























                    • thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

                      – Santiago Valdés
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:05











                    • Great, that is good to hear. :)

                      – Enthu
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:31















                    0














                    Technically, it will take a great amount of time to find all the errors (chances are you might miss out some errors, maybe?)



                    Maybe you can try this (What I will do, normally):



                    Check your CSS files to look for certain codes (maybe you accidentally comment it out or delete a portion of it)



                    That said, you may try the solution below if the above fails:



                    1. Install a fresh Magento 1.9

                    2. Install all necessary extensions

                    3. Backup necessary tables via PhpMyAdmin (screwed version)

                    4. Import to new installation





                    share|improve this answer

























                    • thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

                      – Santiago Valdés
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:05











                    • Great, that is good to hear. :)

                      – Enthu
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:31













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                    0







                    Technically, it will take a great amount of time to find all the errors (chances are you might miss out some errors, maybe?)



                    Maybe you can try this (What I will do, normally):



                    Check your CSS files to look for certain codes (maybe you accidentally comment it out or delete a portion of it)



                    That said, you may try the solution below if the above fails:



                    1. Install a fresh Magento 1.9

                    2. Install all necessary extensions

                    3. Backup necessary tables via PhpMyAdmin (screwed version)

                    4. Import to new installation





                    share|improve this answer















                    Technically, it will take a great amount of time to find all the errors (chances are you might miss out some errors, maybe?)



                    Maybe you can try this (What I will do, normally):



                    Check your CSS files to look for certain codes (maybe you accidentally comment it out or delete a portion of it)



                    That said, you may try the solution below if the above fails:



                    1. Install a fresh Magento 1.9

                    2. Install all necessary extensions

                    3. Backup necessary tables via PhpMyAdmin (screwed version)

                    4. Import to new installation






                    share|improve this answer














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                    • thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

                      – Santiago Valdés
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:05











                    • Great, that is good to hear. :)

                      – Enthu
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:31

















                    • thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

                      – Santiago Valdés
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:05











                    • Great, that is good to hear. :)

                      – Enthu
                      Dec 3 '14 at 4:31
















                    thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

                    – Santiago Valdés
                    Dec 3 '14 at 4:05





                    thanks for your answer. I ended un installing a fresh one but over the old DB. Then installed extensions and is working fine (not perfect, but at least usable).

                    – Santiago Valdés
                    Dec 3 '14 at 4:05













                    Great, that is good to hear. :)

                    – Enthu
                    Dec 3 '14 at 4:31





                    Great, that is good to hear. :)

                    – Enthu
                    Dec 3 '14 at 4:31

















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