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Everything except these:

• div
• b
• strong
• i
• em
• u
• ins
• s
• a
• br
• img
• table
• thead
• tbody
• tfoot
• tr
• td
• th
• iframe

Hi dreamyambitions, thanks for your appreciation ??

Blogger does a large use of inline styles, these styles makes the source code dirty and the result incompatibile with other templates, this is done mainly through the span tag, an inline element that Blogger often uses, for some strange reason, as a block element.

What I do is strip these useless tags and styles in order to leave the job to the WordPress template.

Hi olutsen,

8 hours are so much, something went wrong ??

I can try to investigate your situation if you can give me 2 informations stored in the database (the import status and your API key), you can find them using this query:

???? SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE ‘bie_%’;

???? (your wp_options table can have a different prefix)

Are you Able to do this query in the database?
If you can, please, send me These informations by private email.

Best regards

Hi Elhea,

the plugin stores some informations about the status of the import, these informations in your situation says that the import is finished, so, the plugin shows the authors page. You need to clear these informations, if you have access to the database you can run this query:

DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE 'bie_status_%';

Note: wp_ is a variable prefix so, your options table could be differently named

Let me know

Yuri

Perhaps the webservice was temporarily unavailable, if the problem persist probably you have something that blocks the requests (like a firewall)

Hi, thanks for your feedback.

As described in the tooltip on the “?”-icon on the comments progress, the total count for comments can be imprecise because emptied comments can’t be imported, so, also if 28 comments remains non imported it can be ok.

Now, as described in the FAQ page, one of the reason for which the alert can appear is the refresh of the import page. This occurs because, despite the refresh, the importer is still active, and you must wait the process finish.

I suggest to launch the importer and ignore the message for at least 10-15 minutes and see if the counter for images increases.

Anyway, I’ll work to improve the feedback given by the alert.

Hi Andy

yes, it is, as described in the plugin front page:

Due to Google policies, Blogger API v3 are only accessible through manually approved web services, so, any imported content (posts, pages, comments, ecc…) go through our web service, only public contents are processed, no private data, no anything else.

For this reason is very difficult, for a normal user, get access to Blogger APIs, so, I have built a web service in order to use them.

Yuri