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Written by Barnaby Dixon
I strive to ensure that all my customers are happy with my products.
However, if you hit any issues, please let me know and I'll do my very best to help you work through them.
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It would be handy in my case to have the ability to import each page into a specific category, perhaps based on a meta tag? For example, I'm importing one history page for every town in the country (33,000+). The component saves a huge amount of time by just getting the page converted to articles, but then I still need to go in and reassign each article to its town category.
I'd like to be able to have the product read the creation date from the meta tags or the file name or somewhere.
Hi David,
Do you have the creation date defined anywhere in the pages you are trying to import? Please email me separately with an example of a page you're importing and I'll see if I can set this up for you.
All the best,
Barnaby Dixon
Barnaby,
Purchased the backup extension with the intent to use it to move content between two sites. In a post on your site you stated it's not a problem. The extension does work great and is easy to use. However, when restoring the backup to another site, it completely destroys existing content, templates etc...
Is there a way to restore the backup so it's cumulative to the target site?
Best regards,
Jeff R.
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your inquiry. Since DataSafe is a database backup engine, the backup transfer only transfers your database - so you will also need to copy your Joomla files to your new system using FTP. My apologies for any confusion.
All the best,
Barnaby Dixon
PHP Web Design
Hi there Gary,
Yes - this is a huge part of the functionality. Under the W3C Validation tab, you should see a box called Content ID. If you put the ID of your content div in this box, which in your case would be pagecontent, it'll ONLY grab the content you want to keep.
All the best,
Barnaby
Hi Barnaby,
I purchased your extension with the idea that it would make moving content from one website to another, vastly faster than it is currently doing it by hand.
I appreciate that the extension does a good job of grabbing all the data and placing it in the joomla articles.
However, that is our concern - it grabs everything! Meaning we still have to go back through each page and delete the unwanted hmtl (menus, footers etc etc).
Before we ask for a refund, is your extension able to "Grab" data from specifically set points - for instance, we have **** in all of our builds - is it possible to tell your extension to look for those tags and ONLY grab what's inbetween?
I couldn't find it in the wizard and I'm not sure if it's a "hard code" possiblity?
I look forward to your response.
Regards,
Gary Grant.
I look forward to you response.