Re: OpenImporter
Reply #1 –
I think this is great, reminds me alot of the merge system MyBB has, which is actually very good.
Re: OpenImporter
Reply #3 –
A development branch makes the most sense to me
Re: OpenImporter
Reply #5 –
Today some more stuff related to steps 2 and 3, in particular I moved the implementation out the the main import class, into a platform specific file (part into the xml and part into a php).
Since step 2 is common to all the importers for a certain "destination platform" so I moved the code to another class and the xml now just instantiates the class and runs the proper step (this is a bit redundant and I would prefer something less verbose, but for the moment it could work). The same considerations apply to step3.
ETA: I moved a bit further and removed the all the substeps of the step 2 from the xml and delegated everything to the class. The xml now is used to specify the name of the class.
Re: OpenImporter
Reply #6 –
Still changing my mind quite frequently.
In the last commits I created pairs of xml and php files, moving part of the <general> tag to php fles.
Steps 2 and 3 are now into a class file, along with some special methods that may be necessary in step 1 (see elkarte1.0_importer.php).
All the needed files are automatically loaded when the importer is chosen and the classes are named following a convention (the ones for the destination platform, ElkArte for now) while the source-specific class names are specified in the <general> section of the xml file.
Re: OpenImporter
Reply #8 –
Wordpress? Is there a way to migrate Wordpress blog entries into ElkArte forum posts?
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Reply #10 –
I'd assume that'd work via RSS export/import easily.
Re: OpenImporter
Reply #12 –
Sorry if this is not the right topic, but converting from smf with multiple folders for attachments it did not work with this version of open importer