My company is thinking of moving from Coranto 1.30.9 to a different CMS (Drupal or Joomla perhaps) - but how would I go about exporting all the content/stories from Coranto?
thx in advance
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by Jasonb » Fri Apr 25, 2008 5:09 pm
Hi guys, long time user of coranto, first time poster
My company is thinking of moving from Coranto 1.30.9 to a different CMS (Drupal or Joomla perhaps) - but how would I go about exporting all the content/stories from Coranto?
thx in advance
My company is thinking of moving from Coranto 1.30.9 to a different CMS (Drupal or Joomla perhaps) - but how would I go about exporting all the content/stories from Coranto?
thx in advance
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by Jackanape » Sat Apr 26, 2008 7:14 am
I'm not familiar with either CMS. Naturally, I would recommend you stick with Coranto, as it is far more flexible than the alternatives...
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by Dale Ray » Sat Apr 26, 2008 1:27 pm
You could write a custom script in Perl or php that reads the newsdat.txt file and imports it into the new CMS's database. I believe that at one time there was a Mambo script for this.
You could use the fake SQL addon to get the Coranto data into a MySQL database and then use SQL commands to move the data to a new database.
You could use the fake SQL addon to get the Coranto data into a MySQL database and then use SQL commands to move the data to a new database.
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