• Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)


    I have a Blogger XML file that is 47.9MB. The app I normally use to convert those types of files to WXR says it’s too large.

    I cannot find anything on Google that tells me how to convert the XML file to a WXR file so I can then break that into smaller bits and import it to WP.

    Can anyone help me?

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  • Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    I already read that. I have shared hosting and can’t change the upload amount. My only option is converting the XML file to a WXR. This is not usually a problem with the converter app I use, but this one is too large for it.

    Have you tried compressing the file or breaking the file up as clearly noted in the link?

    Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    My problem is that it’s an XML file and I need it to be converted to a WXR file. AFTER it’s converted, I have no problem breaking it up into smaller pieces. It’s the conversion from XML to WXR I’m having issues with.

    Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    Yes, that’s the app I use. I get an error message that the file is too big when I use it. The XML file is 47.9MB.

    If I can figure out how to convert it manually to a WXR file, I can break it up into smaller bits easily. It’s the conversion from XML to WXR that is the issue.

    Is your Blogger site still running?

    Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    Technically. I just changed the nameservers for my domain and now it’s 404 because GoDaddy BLOWS.

    If you have a GoDaddy Linux 4GH account, you can set the file upload and max memory in your php5.ini file..now that you have noted this, I suggest studying all the links and going forward only once understood.

    Using PHP 5.3 allows increases in these settings…

    Why would you change the nameservers?

    Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    I don’t have GoDaddy for hosting, only domain registrar. I’ve changed the nameservers because it was on Blogger & now I’m moving it to WP.

    Hence the need to convert the XML file to a WXR file for import of all of my content.

    I’ve read all the links. They make no sense and are not the information I need anyway. None of them say anything about converting a Blogger XML file to a WXR file. Unless I missed it.

    OK…let’s step back a bit, who is your host? Why were you advised to change nameservers? Why does the import tool not work? Your host. Rid them.

    Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    My host is fine. I know the import tool doesn’t work correctly because I’ve had issues before.

    I have to change the nameservers because I’m going from a custom domain on Blogger to self-hosted WP. The nameservers must point to my host not Blogger/GoDaddy’s in order for me to have my blog on self-hosted WP.

    This is how it works. LOL

    Please realize that each question on the way to helping you was a troubleshooting step. Clearly, you have a full grasp now on resolving this issue. Thank you for using WP and good luck.

    Thread Starter Shan

    (@shan-last-shreds-of-sanity)

    I still don’t know how to convert a Blogger XML file to a WXR file. That’s been the issue all along.

    I got all the other stuff. LOL

    I am not sure ‘LOL’ is a good reply to this…again, thanks for using WP.

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