I want to export all data from pages and posts to a Word Document for translation.
What i can to do it?
I tried to do it with "Aspose.Words – Import and Export word documents" Plugin but i want to do it in one Document.
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I have created an additional woocommerce widget and named it as subcategory(in addition to the main category Widget).But am unable to export that widget in the csv file. Is there any option to export/import this subcategory widget.
In my posts i have ACF field image (array). I can't understand how export image url in xml file by function editor. Help me please
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From plugin documentation:
ACF fields are automatically detected by WP All Export. To customize
your export file, select fields from Available Data > ACF and drag and
drop them into the export editor.
Image fields export the URL to the image or file. Multiple images or
files in a single field will be separated by the pipe ( | ) character.
https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/export-acf-media-fields-to-csv-or-xml/
In other words, looks like you don't have to do anything special - just drag and drop as per the screenshot on the documentation page.
I'm trying to import posts from an XML export. Some posts are missing its featured image, since the ID of the featured image already exists in the new system, hence creating the featured image is skipped.
Is there anything I can do about that?
Try importing it with a tool like WP All Import. This plugin allows you to provide action when data already exists (like updating). If you have a proper XML this import tool should do the trick.
You should never try to import data where you forcefully want the same ID, that messes things up. So allow new ID's to be created (the plugin does this for you).
I've created two custom field groups in a temporary wordpress install and would now like to use the export of them to import them into a new wordpress install, however it doesn't seem like there's a way.
How have others done this?
Advanced Custom Fields stores the field groups as Custom Post Types, so the XML export is compatible with the standard WordPress XML format, and can be imported using the WordPress Importer plugin.
You can also get to the install directly by visiting /wp-admin/import.php on your site (under Admin > Tools > Import) and clicking the WordPress link at the bottom. Once installed you just need to import the XML export file you created for the ACF field groups.
For importing from ACF 4 (exported to PHP) to ACF 5 Pro I used ACF-PHP-Recovery. Works like a charm.
To build on antongorodezkiy's answer:
His suggestion to use ACF-PHP-Recovery worked for me, but I had to make a couple of other edits first. My ACF 4.x PHP export used the function "register_field_group". But the ACF website references the function "acf_add_local_field_group". The property fields of both functions are almost identical -- the one major difference is that the old function used 'id' as one of its first keys, and the new function uses 'key'.
Making those changes to the PHP allowed the ACF-PHP-Recovery plugin to recognize my ACF data and import it.
By the way, the generated PHP goes into your functions.php file. Once you've used the plugin to upload the data, remove the PHP from functions.php.
Are there any scripts (any language) to convert comments from Dotclear (2.4.2) blog export files to the Wordpress WXR format?
This is so that I can then use that WXR format file to import comments into Disqus. I'm moving from Dotclear to a different blogging system where I'll be using Disqus for the comments. This is just for the comments, the posts are moved directly to the new blog.
It looks straightforward enough to extract the comments from the Dotclear export file, and using the post id, associate them with the URL of the original post, and then put that in a skeleton WXR file. But I don't want to re-invent the wheel, if this already exists.