Find and Replace with phpMyAdmin

This will most definitely help developers who use a sub-domain while setting up a clients WordPress site; only to have to change all the image paths in WordPress by hand. What a pain! This quick tip will allow you to do a mass find/search and replace using phpMyAdmin.

  1. Open phpMyAdmin
  2. Select the database you want to edit
  3. Click “SQL” on the top tab
  4. Paste the following and change “replace_that” and “with_this” to meet you needs update :
`wp_posts` set `post_content` = replace(`post_content`, 'replace_that', 'with_this');
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Living Next Door To The Ex-Wife

In January 2010, I started my new gig as Chief Engineer at Bluewater Broadcasting. The new job required me to move to Montgomery, Alabama (about 2 hours from my son Chase). It’s been a very difficult 3 years, 5 months, and 19 days – not only for me, but Chase as well.

Now that I’m done at Bluewater, we’re moving back to southern Alabama. In-fact we’re moving into a house right next door to Chase.

Both Tara and I are looking forward to being part of his day-to-day life again. One question we keep getting asked is, “How does Tara feel about living next door to your ex-wife?”

The truth is: my ex-wife and I haven’t so much as looked at each other funny in over 5 years. In fact, before the divorce was final both the ex-wife and I agreed to never let our personal feelings get in the way of our first priority: Chase.

Besides, we both re-married…and she’s the one who found the house next door.

Both Tara (my wife) and Erin (the ex-wife) were raised in broken homes. They know first hand the incredible amount of bull-shit kids must endure when dealing with divorce .

So, “Yes”. Tara is “cool” with living next door to my ex-wife. She doesn’t look at the situation negatively. We’re all adults here, and besides our kids are watching.