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| Written by Chip | ||||||
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I was able to get all text from my
www.indianxxxxxxxxxxx.com to
www.asianxxxxxxxxxxxx.com
thank yo so very much , your routine helped me get the text and images , i will now do the part of organizing.
thank you once again and appreciate your help.
Sandeep
www.besxxxxxtog.com
(edited by Admin)
Dear Sir/Madame
I saw, and then tried out your converter. It really would be a useful feature, because i would like to move from wordpress too, and i have a lot of posts.
The main problem with the converter: it gets data from the wordpress exported xml file, where formatting (mainly br tags, line breaks) are missing. This way the imported content showes up all messed up in the joomla end.
Are there any possibility to get the line breaks too? So the content would appear in a formatted way? I hope so.
Please, answer, and thanks for your work!
Hi,
One of our readers (Snowman in Post #82) suggested:
"Trouble with paragraph spacing can be solved with the WP plugin PS Disable Auto Formatting. Install and use it on all posts (batch) before exporting to XML. IN this way blank spaces is replaced by that Joomla understands."
Please give this a try and let us know what happens.