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12 years 5 months ago - 12 years 5 months ago #65289
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Importing Joomla Content was created by Cerus
We're attempting to import approximately 10,900 Joomla Articles in 2.5 to K2, but the process fails with a 500 error (I assume it's got something to do with the size of the import, but can't identify the exact cause.) Is there a more reliable way to bring in these content items?
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12 years 5 months ago - 12 years 5 months ago #65290
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Replied by william white on topic Re: Importing Joomla Content
I would take a look at this extension at the bottom of the page k2importcsv
www.individual-it.net/en/Joomla/
Also take a look at his posts here, as i think i remember him addressing the large imports
getk2.org/community/profile/userid-972
www.individual-it.net/en/Joomla/
Also take a look at his posts here, as i think i remember him addressing the large imports
getk2.org/community/profile/userid-972
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12 years 5 months ago #65291
by Cerus
Replied by Cerus on topic Re: Importing Joomla Content
Thanks for the links William, I looked through them but it looks like those apply to importing from K2 to K2, where we need to import from standard Joomla content to K2 content.
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12 years 5 months ago - 12 years 5 months ago #65292
by Cerus
Replied by Cerus on topic Re: Importing Joomla Content
We managed to convert all our content by:
I feel there was probably a better way to do this, and we had to split it into 6 chunks (about ~1800 records each) to successfully import, but it worked well enough.
- a. Exporting our Joomla 'content' table into several chunks
- b. Emptying 'content'
- c. Importing a chunk
- d. Running K2 import
I feel there was probably a better way to do this, and we had to split it into 6 chunks (about ~1800 records each) to successfully import, but it worked well enough.
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