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Er, the comments section athttp://www.concrete5.org/help/building_with_concrete5/developers/mi... did not support code tags, and also it ate lots of my post (i.e., the actual PHP script - I sincerely hope it *did not* actually execute it!), so here's the last part from the line "Here goes" (for the beginning of the post, see the Migrating to Concrete article):
The code I used:
Note that I a) back-translated this to English (was originally in Swedish) and b) changed my path specs to defines to spare you from editing all over the file. So - if there's a syntax error, just correct it ;) The procedure in and of itself worked for me, at least.
Also, to import from somewhere else, like another database, I guess the relevant parts to change are a) the '$indata =' line at the top (remove it or use it to specify your db), and b) the code at the bottom, starting from '$curline = substr...'.
The code I used:
<?php defined('C5_EXECUTE') or die("Access Denied."); ini_set("auto_detect_line_endings", "1"); $indata = file("/PATH/TO/flatfile.txt", (int) FILE_IGNORE_EMPTY_LINES | (int) FILE_TEXT); if(!$indata) die("couldn't open input file"); $logfile = fopen("/PATH/TO/log_file.txt", "w"); if(!$logfile) die("couldn't open log file"); // The page to store the imported pages under - it is best to make sure // the page doesn't have any existing sub-pages define('PAGE_TO_STORE_UNDER', '/news'); // The page type to use for the new pages define('PAGE_TYPE', 'news_pages'); // Uncomment this to make pages invisible in menu //define('EXCLUDE_FROM_NAV', TRUE); function cleanpath($dirty)
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Note that I a) back-translated this to English (was originally in Swedish) and b) changed my path specs to defines to spare you from editing all over the file. So - if there's a syntax error, just correct it ;) The procedure in and of itself worked for me, at least.
Also, to import from somewhere else, like another database, I guess the relevant parts to change are a) the '$indata =' line at the top (remove it or use it to specify your db), and b) the code at the bottom, starting from '$curline = substr...'.
