如何将 Joomla 博客中的内容转移到 Blogger 或 Wordpress 中？
我有一个旧的 joomla 网站（v 1.0.11），我真的很想将其转移到 Blogger 或 Wordpress。该网站的评论使用 AkoComment，这是一个附加模块。基本上，我想转移：
- posts
- comments
- users
- css
我还没有找到一个好的工具来做到这一点。什么工具最适合开始处理这些数据？ joomla数据库是MySql。我更喜欢使用 blogger，因为您无需付费在其上托管网站。这意味着我无法直接访问数据库。 Blogger 将 Atom feed 作为导入。 Joomla 上的默认 Atom feed 只会列出最后五个帖子，而不是全部，并且不会包含评论。
如有任何帮助，我们将不胜感激！
I have an old joomla site (v 1.0.11) that I would really like to move over to Blogger or Wordpress. The commenting on the site uses AkoComment which was an add on module. Basically, I want to transfer:
- posts
- comments
- users
- css
I haven't found a good tool out there to do this. What tools would be best to begin to work with this data? The joomla database is MySql. I would prefer to use blogger as you don't have to pay to host sites on it. That means though that I don't have direct access to the database. Blogger takes Atom feeds as import. The default Atom feed on Joomla will only list the last five posts though, not all, and won't include comments.
Any help here would be appreciated!
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没有简单的方法。由于两个系统处理密码等的方式完全不同，尤其是您的所有用户数据将无法迁移。
不过，对于帖子，您可能可以迁移它们。您必须研究每个平台的数据库表的格式并创建一个或两个查询来迁移数据。例如，像下面这样的东西就可以工作。此处列出的大多数变量都不是实际的变量，您需要将它们替换为适当的变量。
1是您在新系统中的 ID。There's no easy way. All your user data in particular will be impossible to migrate due to the completely different ways the two systems would handle passwords and so on.
For the posts though, you probably can migrate them. You'll have to study the format of each platform's database tables and create a query or two to migrate data. For example, something like the below would work. Most of the variables listed here are not the actual ones, you'll need to replace them with whatever's appropriate. The
1is whatever your ID is in the new system.编写一个 HTTP 机器人来提交数据库中的数据或使用您的所有 Joombla 博客条目构建一个大型 feed。我个人喜欢编写此类脚本。
Write an HTTP bot to submit the data from your database or build a megafeed with all your Joombla blog entries. I personally enjoy coding this kind of scripts.