Did a find/replace on an email address in MySQL, now forms are missing?

Hey gang,

I just migrated a new WordPress website from my development server to my client's server. Everything worked fine and the move was a success. But then I exported the MySQL data using phpMyAdmin and opened it in Notepad++ (as I always do) to do a find/replace on my email address, swapping it out for the client's email address.

After importing the new MySQL data, with only the email addresses having been changed, WordPress no longer displays the forms. Instead, I get the infamous "Oops! We could not locate your form." error...

The rg_form_meta table still contains all of the form data, but in WordPress the form is blank.

How can I recover these forms?

Here is a link to the development site: http://sandbox.buccanpalmbeach.com/

The forms are accessible (or should be!) by clicking the links in the footer.

Thanks in advance!

@David: Thanks for the quick response!

I just tried the meta recovery tool, but no luck. It says "This form's meta could not be recovered." for all three forms...

Any other suggestions?

@David: Thanks again. I tried to export the forms and got the following message:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /public_html/sandbox/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/export.php on line 34

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /public_html/sandbox/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/export.php:34) in /public_html/sandbox/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/export.php on line 146

@David: I was able to resolve the issue by restoring a backup on the development server, exporting the forms, and then importing them on the new site. Everything is working now, and the site just went live today. Check it out at: http://buccanpalmbeach.com/

Thanks for your help on this!