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6/4/2007 8:47 PM
 
dstromberg

Joined: 6/4/2007
Posts: 1

We have a bunch of native html pages that were composed on a Linux system.

We need to get them into a dotnetnuke wiki.

What's the best way of doing this?

There are hundreds of links that would need to be converted.

Is it a manual cut and paste procedure at best?

How are the wiki pages stored in the backend? Is it a database? Is it an exchange database? Is there a way of writing a script that'll update the database or other form of backend?

Thanks!
 
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6/12/2007 4:29 PM
 
Paul Deschenes

Joined: 3/17/2005
Posts: 120

I know the DNN gods, frown upon this, but look at the tables in your database. As long as you plan on importing to 1 wiki module on 1 page it looks like you can add record to the wiki_topic table, and then add a "backup" record linked to each wiki_topic record you create in the wiki_topichistory table. I HAVE NOT DONE THIS..... as a warning. Just looks like you can import your HTML. Then, it looks like you're going to have to do a bunch of replacements for <a> links that exist between pages in your site, where each page is a wiki_topic record. Those replacements are also going to have to populate the wiki_topic.name field as well.

Anyway, that's just from first glance. Looks like it can be done with a bit of trial, error and SQL know how.
 
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