Integrating Cold fusion markup integration

  • Hi,

    I have a site which was developed in cfm. There are lot of posts in the cfm old site link https://caryl.com/clients.cfm more than 1000.I started developing new site with wordpress i need to integrate all the posts from the old site to my test link and after that i need to move the new wordpres site to that old site could you please help me very emergency.Client was waiting.

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  • You need to import all the posts from the CF site into your new WordPress site? Or do you need to convert all the CF code templates into WordPress templates?

    Hi,
    we need to import all the posts from the cf site to our new wordpresssite

    There’s no pre-built system that will import from Cold Fusion to WordPress. The biggest reason for this is that Cold Fusion is a language (like PHP), not a system (like WordPress).

    The problem that you have is that there’s no indication of what databse table/fields you have set up for the current site, so there’s no way to know what’s meant to map where. We don’t even know if the database programs can be connected through some sort of import/export system.

    This is something that you will need to build yourself. There’s a lot of functions available in the codex that will help you with the PHP/WordPress side of it (the main ine will be wp_insert_post()) but we can’t give you any indication about the CF side of things as that’s way beyond anything that we know now.

    Thread Starter kalyan1614

    (@kalyan1614)

    We need to convert all the CF code templates into WordPress templates. Is this possible could you please tell me how to solve this

    Is this possible

    Yes.

    could you please tell me how to solve this

    You’ll need to read up on the WordPress template hierarchy and create your own theme. From there you’ll need to figure out your own system to import the content.

    There is no quick-and-easy way to do this. It is going to require a lot of work and research on your part.

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