| 开发者 | trydemowp |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月20日 16:27 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
wp-content plus a database dump — and keeps it on your own server..tdw file can only be opened by TryDemoWP — not by you, and not by any other tool. Anyone who has the file can build a demo from it in their own TryDemoWP account, so treat it like a copy of your site.
What it deliberately leaves out
This is an export built for demos, not a backup. To keep the archive small enough to upload, it skips:
node_modules and .git.wp-config.php is never included, so database credentials and security salts never leave your server. Your live site is only ever read, never modified.
External service
This plugin sends data to TryDemoWP, a third-party service, and requires an account there.
wp-content directory and a filtered database dump, your site's home URL, and the plugin version, all authenticated with a connect token you generate in your TryDemoWP dashboard.No. The plugin only reads your files and database. The only things it writes are your snapshots and a temporary export file, both under wp-content/uploads/trydemo-sandbox-publisher/. The temporary file is deleted as soon as the snapshot is sealed.
As much as five copies of your site, by default. You choose how many to keep, between one and ten — when a new snapshot finishes, the oldest beyond that number is deleted. The snapshot your demo is currently showing is never deleted automatically. The plugin also refuses to start a snapshot when your host does not have room for it.
No. Snapshots are encrypted with a key that stays on TryDemoWP, so the file only works there. If you want an archive you can open, use a general-purpose backup plugin — this one is for demos.
The plugin estimates the size before packaging anything and stops if it exceeds your plan's limit, showing you which directories are responsible. You can retry without the media library, or upgrade your TryDemoWP plan.
Yes. The export runs in roughly 20-second slices and saves its position after each one, so it never depends on a single long-running request.
No, as long as WP-Cron is working on your site: the push continues in the background and picks up from the same place when you come back. If WP-Cron is disabled the push screen says so and asks you to leave the tab open.
Your connect token, the name of the TryDemoWP site it is bound to, your snapshots, and the progress of any job in flight. Deleting the plugin removes all of it, including every snapshot file — so download anything you want to keep first.
A connect token is bound to a single site, so this plugin pushes to that one site. Generate a token from a different site to point it elsewhere.
The upload is resumable. The plugin asks TryDemoWP where it left off and continues from that byte.
The plugin needs PHP's ZipArchive extension to build a snapshot and OpenSSL to encrypt it. Most hosts have both; ask yours to enable them if the plugin reports one missing.
.tdw file and upload it in the TryDemoWP dashboard.