9 months after the last one, here is the new version (v0.9) of my e107 to WordPress import plug-in !
Change log:
- “One-click migration” instead of multiple step process (more user-friendly),
- Better error management (a must-have for precise bug reports),
- Replace all links to old content with permalinks (increased SEO),
- Better database management,
- Work with latest WordPress v2.3.2 and e107 v0.7.11,
- Code cleaned up !
To everyone: I’m rebooting the e107 Importer project. I have fresh code available in a GitHub dedicated repository. Testing and code contribution welcomed.
Expect a 1.0 release after WordPress 3.1.0 release.
kev you are champion!
Thank you very much!
YES !!!! Thank you !
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The development version (1.0.dev) of e107 Importer is available on WordPress plugin repository.
Hi Kev,
You have any idea for import the E107 forum content in wordpress ? (On BuddyPress Forum for exemple).
Bye
@PooLP: forum import is on my ToDo list. I had the intention of targetting bbPress, not BuddyPress. In fact, I didn’t suspected BuddyPress to have forums. I will play with both until I understand their internals, and why bbPress and BuddyPress are separated projects. Anyway, forum support will be released when ready !
Can’t wait for WordPress 3.1. So I just released e107 Importer 1.0 !
@PooLP: regarding the forum import, I’ve settled with the WordPress plugin version of bbPress. It’s still in alpha and not released yet, but it has tons of features I need. By the time I finished the implementation, I hope bbPress plugin to be released in a stable version.
If you need a beta tester, I can help.
I test your version 1.0, it works fine on my migration project (on test platform) ^^
@PooLP: you can follow my progress on GitHub, and download the latest development version there too.
Cleaning up my home folder, I stumble upon this old screenshot of dash‘s old e107 site. This is what its maintenance page looked like the day she initiated the transition to WordPress using my script: