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Greets... and batch uploading.
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(2013-05-08, 08:36:47)yojoe Wrote: Theoretically you can export your dbase tables or even certain table cells to an xml file.
But you'd still need to adjust xml structure to GS "compliant" - I assume you do not have to provide all xml tags, as they might just be ignored - and slice the dbase xml file into portions (GS pages).

Anyway manual input is a must have.
You may search for some helpful apps, but I'm not familiar with XML converting tools.
Start with this one: xml-converter.com

you are an adventurous soul, yojoe! HA!
i suppose it would become, in the end, a 'six of one, half dozen of the other' situation in terms of manual editing.
oh well... i did it once. i guess i can do it again.
although, if i might suggest, having a 'blog import' facility native to GS (or its blog plugins) might not be a bad marketing approach. if people knew that, within certain constrains, they could move their blog, it would encourage people to adopt the platform.
(that's just me spouting off...)
cheers!
Big Grin
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Messages In This Thread
RE: Greets... and batch uploading. - by Connie - 2013-05-07, 21:47:20
RE: Greets... and batch uploading. - by shawn_a - 2013-05-08, 00:57:34
RE: Greets... and batch uploading. - by yojoe - 2013-05-08, 06:35:13
RE: Greets... and batch uploading. - by yojoe - 2013-05-08, 08:36:47
RE: Greets... and batch uploading. - by badlydrawnstickman - 2013-05-09, 13:18:01
RE: Greets... and batch uploading. - by shawn_a - 2013-05-09, 23:23:57



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