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marikamitsos
(@marikamitsos)

12 years, 11 months ago

Hi there,

First of all I am using the WordPress Importer version 0.6 to export a site from a WordPress 3.2.1 multisite/subfolders install to a local mac server single site on WordPress 3.3.1
I have the following problem.

My internal links are treated as external ones.
For example: there is an internal link from the page “History” (https://multisite.com/mysite/history) to the page “About” (https://multisite.com/mysite/about)
After transferring to the new local single site, the new pages are “History” (https://localsite.com/history) and “About” (https://localsite.com/about).
But the link from page History to page About still links to the old site: https://multisite.com/mysite/about
This is what I mean when I say that it treats internal linking as external links.

Does anyone else experience the same problem? Could it be because it is a local installation?
I would really appreciate some help ASAP.

Thank you in advance,
marikamitsos

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Thread Starter marikamitsos
(@marikamitsos)

12 years, 11 months ago

Any thoughts on the issue?
Anyone?

Jon Cave
(@duck_)

12 years, 11 months ago

I am afraid that the importer currently doesn’t attempt to translate URLs in post content (except for attachment URLs).

Thread Starter marikamitsos
(@marikamitsos)

12 years, 11 months ago

Thank you for the answer Jon.
Don’t you think it should though? Any plans on that?
I understand that it is not a bug but I also believe it should be a feature that could be “easily” implemented since internal linking is quite a common thing. I mean, most likely the infrastructure is probably there (it already does this for attachments).

BTW, how does it work with mapped domains? If we were to transfer content from
https://mapped.com (which actually is https://oldurl.com/somesite) to https://newurl.com would we have to deal with any known issues you probably are aware of?

Jon Cave
(@duck_)

12 years, 11 months ago

Don’t you think it should though? Any plans on that?

Yes, ideally it should. I couldn’t say when though. It requires someone to write a patch and think about any edge cases where it wouldn’t work or break something.

BTW, how does it work with mapped domains? […] would we have to deal with any known issues you probably are aware of?

It should work fine. So there are no issues that I am aware of.

Thread Starter marikamitsos
(@marikamitsos)

12 years, 11 months ago

Yes, ideally it should.

I am glad we both agree. ??

It requires someone to write a patch and think about any edge cases where it wouldn’t work or break something.

Sorry, I thought you were the developer. Meaning the right person to address when it comes to caring about updates, bugs, new features and suggestions.
After all we are talking about a plugin with almost 2.5 MIL downloads (an average of 7.000people daily-WOW) and actually the only one for exporting/importing a WordPress site.

I wish the developer(s) will take a note of this so needed functionality.

Thank you for your time,
marikamitsos

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