10 years ago
2
Topic
Hello.
I'm new to Seblod, and am trying to figure how to convert my old joomla articles to the new structure i made with seblod.
I have a lot of articles already writen in my joomla 2.5 website. This would be boring and stupid to recreate them all, one by one.
In other words,how to convert my old boring joomla articles to the new acid and cool structure i made with seblod ;)
Also, i use the "related article" type for a new field, treated as a link.
And well, something goes wrong when i clic on it.
It makes me a silly url :
http://www.blahblah.fr/sefname.html?id=109:nameofthearticle
and of course, that provokes a 404 error.
Any idea why or how to fix it?
Thank you - Merci :).
I'm new to Seblod, and am trying to figure how to convert my old joomla articles to the new structure i made with seblod.
I have a lot of articles already writen in my joomla 2.5 website. This would be boring and stupid to recreate them all, one by one.
In other words,how to convert my old boring joomla articles to the new acid and cool structure i made with seblod ;)
Also, i use the "related article" type for a new field, treated as a link.
And well, something goes wrong when i clic on it.
It makes me a silly url :
http://www.blahblah.fr/sefname.html?id=109:nameofthearticle
and of course, that provokes a 404 error.
Any idea why or how to fix it?
Thank you - Merci :).
10 years ago
1
Level 1
Update :
I found the solution for the second part of my question. The "link" field which built a wrong url. It was about sef options.
However, the first part of my message still calls an answer :s
I would be surprised that there is no solution to update old articles built before Seblod installation, to make them compatible with seblod...
I found the solution for the second part of my question. The "link" field which built a wrong url. It was about sef options.
However, the first part of my message still calls an answer :s
I would be surprised that there is no solution to update old articles built before Seblod installation, to make them compatible with seblod...
8 years ago
0
Level 2
I am trying to figure this one out too but with a slight twist. I understand that by opening and editing a pre-existing Joomla Article, it will be converted to the default Seblod Article type (if you have the default changed to Seblod in system config). However, I have created several different content types based on the default Seblod Article type. So based on this I have a couple questions:
- How can I change content types for my articles? I want to assign them to a different 'article' content type.
- Is there a way to convert pre-existing articles to Seblod other than one by one manually opening/saving each one?
Thank you