Hello, Exporting data from a website and then exporting it into a new website, is unfortunately a typical task for any migration or creation of a new website. And the time required to do this is nearly always under-estimated.
Since you generally don't want and need to keep all the data which is contained in the typo3 website, you should first try to identify the data you wish to keep and export it into a standard format. ideally csv, standard xml or rss, like Bertrand said. You will then need to create a script to import your data. Since this is always pretty specific, we tend to base this script on the standard one which can be found in the bin/php/importcsv.php file of your ezpublish installation. Duplicate it and modify it according to our needs. The importing of your data will be relatively strait forward, if your data is limited to standard text, integers or boolean data, but it will get more tricky if your are trying to put html into xml, since the eZXMLBlock will restrict your data to strick XML, and any "attribute" or tag which is not defined in the content.ini will be excluded from your import. You will then either need to correct your html along the way, or make sure your tags are defined. I recommend filtering your data while exporting it into the intermediary file, rather than during the import phase. Good luck with this, Paul ________________________________________ De : [email protected] [[email protected]] de la part de Bertrand Dunogier [[email protected]] Date d'envoi : samedi 15 mai 2010 14:03 À : emmanuelle roux Cc : sdk-public Objet : Re: [Sdk-public] transfert website content from typo3 to ezPublish 2010/5/14 emmanuelle roux <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> I would have to recover data from a typo3 website and put them into ezPublish ..... Is it easy ? possible ? Is there an extension to do that ? Must I create an XML output from typo 3 and import it into eZ ? Maybe someone has done that exact migration already, but you'd have to dig more in order to find that out. Posting on share.ez.no<http://share.ez.no> and asking on #ezpubl...@freenode might help. In the meanwhile, what you could do is export the content in typo3 to an XML file that matches what ezxmlinstaller ( http://projects.ez.no/ezxmlinstaller ) expects. This extension is quite well supported. -- Bertrand -- Sdk-public mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ez.no/mailman/listinfo/sdk-public
