Migrating to Joomla from PostNuke

On 9/6/06, Bret Hilton <bhiltonmailaom.pace.edu> wrote:
>
> Is there an easy button for migrating to Joomla from
PostNuke?

Not that I know of, but putting your PostNuke site in the
same
database as your Joomla site is a step in the right
direction. Then,
in a matter of three queries, you should be able to setup
sections,
categories and articles.

You will end up needing to parse all of your content to fix
broken
URLs and IMG src paths, which could be troublesome. I
believe that's
why nobody ever created the automated migration tool and
gave it away
- that's a LOT of work.

-- Mitch, looking for the big red EASY button for, well, a
whole load of stuff
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there is a mambo component that does this - it's been a
long time since 
i've used it but i'm sure it's still around. (this was
setup for mambo 
specifically)

Mitch Pirtle wrote:
> On 9/6/06, Bret Hilton <bhiltonmailaom.pace.edu> wrote:
>   
>> Is there an easy button for migrating to Joomla
from PostNuke?
>>     
>
> Not that I know of, but putting your PostNuke site in
the same
> database as your Joomla site is a step in the right
direction. Then,
> in a matter of three queries, you should be able to
setup sections,
> categories and articles.
>
> You will end up needing to parse all of your content to
fix broken
> URLs and IMG src paths, which could be troublesome. I
believe that's
> why nobody ever created the automated migration tool
and gave it away
> - that's a LOT of work.
>
> -- Mitch, looking for the big red EASY button for,
well, a whole load of stuff
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