On 1/12/08 9:32 AM, "lionslair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have created a batch script to export all the data I want to migrate
> from my old website to my new one. I have placed all the exported
> data into a yml file within the fixtures directory.
>
> The issue I am having is importing my blog posts. I can not seem to
> find how to escape the body sections of the blogs in order to import
> it via fixtures. What is the correct way to escape blocks of text
> such as blogs within yml files.
>
well normally you don't need to escape... at least I havent. I generally use
the pipe and then indent like so:
BlogPost:
body_content: |
This is the body of a blog post
...
...
...
So far I havent run into a situation where that's an issue. Question
though... why don't you use the task propel-dump-data... It should take care
of all that for you. Although be aware there is (or was I havent used it
recently) an issue where FK columns that are null get written as blank
records in the dumped fixture and so imports fail.
If you want a better example than what ive provided take a look at the
test_data.yml file in sfSimpleCMSPlugin it should give you a more detailed
example of what im saying.
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