Julian

I ran gm-2-wp.php a <i>long</i> time ago when it was gm-2-b2.php so I have a lack of experience here, but here goes my guess: Check your b2config.php to make sure that the database name is correct for the database that you are going to be placing the posts into. The error message suggests (to me) that the script can’t find the WP database as opposed to the Greymatter database. Good luck!

The new layout uses different classes than the old layout file, so the new version has to be worked with to match the right colors to those classes, etc. If you do get this working, please post back and maybe the b2-look could be added somewhere on this site by someone since this is a heavily requested feature.

Stick <?php $order = “ASC”; ?> in your template. If that doesn’t work, reference the template (like an archive) like this: https://yoursite.com/template.php?order=ASC

Take a look at the file blogger-2-b2.php. It gives instructions on how to modify your Blogger template so that you can convert Blogger archives into WordPress entries. What happens is that you change the template in a certain way and republish the server. blogger-2-b2.php looks for these files and parses them so that it can insert all of your entries as database entries for WordPress. There are pretty detailed instructions if you run the script (you have to hit a “Go” button to start it, so it’s safe to view).

b2config.php resides in the working directory specified in $abspath. links.weblogs.com.php does not, but when this script is run the it’s working directoryis not the same as $abspath, so prepending $abspath points links.weblogs.com.php to the right directory.