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Congratulations on successfully migrating your Joomla 3 site to Joomla 4. Here is how to remove your Joomla 4 test migration and uninstall MigrateMe 4 after you have successfully migrated your Joomla 3 site to Joomla 4.

00:00 - Introduction and Sponsor Message

00:37 - Removing the Joomla 4 Test Migration Area

01:11 - Manual Removal of Test Migration Files and Folders

01:39 - Deleting the "mm4" and "backups" Folders

02:47 - Deleting the "mm4" Tables in phpMyAdmin

04:03 - Handling Large Joomla Sites with Multiple Pages of Tables

04:38 - Uninstalling Migrate Me 4 Extension

04:48 - Conclusion and Final Tips

 

Summary

 

Introduction and Sponsorship: Tim Davis introduces the video, sponsored by CyberSalt's Joomla training cohort and mysites.guru.

Removing Test Migration Area: In the backend of your live Joomla 4 site, go to components, select Migrate Me 4, and click "Remove Migration Area" to remove the "mm4" folder and database tables.

Backup Before Removing: Ensure you have a backup of your live site before proceeding with any removal actions.

Manual Removal of Files: If needed, you can manually remove the "mm4" folder and associated tables by accessing the file manager in your web hosting account.

Deleting the "mm4" Folder: Navigate to the root folder of your Joomla installation, locate the "mm4" folder, and delete it.

Deleting the "backups" Folder: Also, delete the "backups" folder if it contains only migration-related backups. Be cautious if it contains other important backups.

Removing "mm4" Tables in phpMyAdmin: Access phpMyAdmin, filter tables with the "mm4_" prefix, and delete them. Be careful not to delete any other tables by mistake.

Handling Large Sites: For large Joomla sites, ensure all "mm4_" tables are filtered and deleted, which may involve paging through multiple lists.

Uninstalling Migrate Me 4: After cleanup, uninstall the Migrate Me 4 extension by going to System > Manage Extensions, filtering for "Migrate Me 4", and clicking "Uninstall".

Conclusion: Tim concludes with final tips, congratulating viewers on their successful migration and advising to subscribe for more Joomla tutorials.

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How to Remove Your Joomla 4 Test Migration Area and Uninstall MigrateMe 4


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