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skimedic |
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Oct 13 2008 at
2:41 AM |
Jorriss |
When converting a comment the Community Server 2007 converter is placing "http://" for the user name when a URL is not supplied. The issue stems from one line of code in writer.vb (178) where when checking for a null URL it assigns "http://" to the user name and not the URL. Changing the one line to assign the value to the URL fixed the issue.
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Aug 14 2007 at
9:58 AM |
mattellis |
Here's a base class for importing BlogML content that I created while working on a BlogML import patch for BlogEngine.net.
It should hopefully make it easier to import blog data by taking the hard work out of a number of things, such as maintaining a list of old and new urls for posts, articles and attachments, and automatically repointing links to the old content to these new urls.
There are a number of limitations with this version, namely exception handling (it doesn't have any!) and the report that gets generated. Ideally, I'd like to generate a config file for a url rewriter so that old content can still be served with no broken links, but that's rather tricky, because a) there isn't a standard way of doing client side redirects in asp.net and b) BlogML doesn't contain enough information to capture all missing/broken links.
(Namely, it's missing alternate urls for posts and articles (i.e. by id, rather than by slug/friendly title), links for lists by category, date, author, links for rss/atom feeds. These all have to be set up manually).
Cheers
Matt
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