I am running a website using PHP/MySQL. Now I want to allow Blogs using wordpress in my website so I can use Google Adsense along with blog content. I have installed Wordpress on my site, using tools provided by host service provider.
Now is there anyway I can import selective-content from MySQL database to these wordpress blogs? If so, how?
Thanks.
Short answer: maybe.
It all depends on how the content in your existing MySQL database was structured. If the old content was created by a content management system, see if it has a built-in exporter. WordPress has plug-ins that can import from a variety of commonly-used CMS platforms already. Check to see if yours is supported.
Unfortunately, if your content was just kind of "there" in the database without a CMS or any kind of standard (non-custom) structure, then this won't really work. My recommendation would be to use phpMyAdmin to export your content, then use a text editor to cut out the portions you want to keep and manually create new blog posts within WordPress. This process will be very time consuming but can be optimized if you want to build a custom importer.
Yes you can import/export your contents from/to other site respectively using following ways
Using Plugins like duplicator etc
Using the existing WordPress tools availabe in the Dashboard/Admin section like Import & Export
There may be other different methods also available on the internet.
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we're in the process of moving a client site from Drupal to Kentico and hoping to speed up some of the content creation by importing data for a custom content type. I don't have development access to the Drupal site to do anything in PHP, I only have a full export of the database that we've restored in our MSSQL environment.
I've been looking through the database and trying to reverse engineer how this info is stored, but it's extremely complicated compared to exports we've used from other CMS platforms. So far from what I can tell, I need to at least use a combination of data from the node table and the field_data_ tables. For example, in Drupal there's a custom content type for award, so I'm looking at the data tables that start with field_data_field_award_, but those look like they need to be further joined to something else since they don't contain the data itself.
Any insight or suggestions are much appreciated.
Using only DB export to do migration can turn out to be unnecessarily complex.
An easy option would be to create REST endpoints in Drupal application to pull content pages as JSON and then consume JSON in kentico to create content.
For example: /api/awards will render all awards pages in Drupal.
For Drupal 8 You can use views REST export to create this endpoint in minutes.
For Drupal 7 https://www.drupal.org/project/views_data_export can be used to export content as JSON
I want to develop a system module based using Laravel 6 and reactjs 16. It will be included Roles and Permissions functionalities.
I am using https://github.com/spatie/laravel-permission for roles permissions. I just want to know how to use it with reactJs.
Laravel 6.0 is being used for database and backend functionalities.
IMHO it's not depending from front-end technologies (like react).
And suggest you to read this article or watch appropriate youtube video.
By the way, I don't think that here we need to write about installation steps for that popular package. Because all that stuff written in the official package Readme, and issues are there too. So if you will get an error, or have some troubles, people will try to help for the specific case
I'm trying to learn more about static sites and the various tools around them.
So I think:
Gatsby and React-Static are tools/way of taking JSON data and making
a static fast loading site. Something that can be uploaded right into
s3 or a cloud storage bucket and will load really fast.
I think netlify is just a series of tools built on AWS that make
managing static sites easily?
netlify CMS (I think) is a way to be able to put content into github
and have it tie into a static site?
contentful is a way to take user input/content (similar to a wordpres
admin) that outputs JSON. It's like a non-technical user way to input
content and output it in a way developers can consume with things
like gatsby/react-static
I'm just not really sure how these are related or where there is overlap. Any ideas?
Got an amazing answer from user Ziinc the [react-static spectrum chat][1]
You're mostly on the right track. Gatsby and react-static are static
site generators. By default they're more optimized to load fast (since
the starting templates are lightweight), but it is completely possible
for poor development skills to make it bloated and slow. both SSGs
allow for the pulling in of data from different sources, not just json
data during the build step. A static website can be either served from
a web host (apache, nginx), or from cloud storage, or even dropbox (i
think).
Netlify is a static website hosting service l that allows you to build
your website (usually a SSG) from a git service and then be deployed
to their content delivery network.
Netlify CMS is netlify's attempt to make it easier for content editors
to have a friendly ui to update a git repo (since usually content is
placed directly in the git repo, but not always of course). Think of
it as a private portion of your website for admins. It is basically a
flatfile cms.
contentful is a headless cms that is usually for teams. Headless
meaning that there is not online viewing page. it only handles the
content storage portion. This allows the decoupling of your content
storage and your view layer. they allow a business to outsource the
database management and server management to focus on the content.
there are many other headless cms options, with a new one popping up
everyday. Contentful overlaps with netlify cms at the CMS featureset,
but netlifycms is flatfile while contentful has databases and servers
hosted for customers.
[1]:
https://spectrum.chat/react-static?thread=76bdc0c2-bbfa-460f-a811-8e2fe9008f69
You are correct on all points. The following is also true and may answer / add to the points above:
Gatsby + Netlify gives you automatic deployment and continuous integration.
Gatsby + Contentful: seem like a good match, may give this a try https://www.contentful.com/r/knowledgebase/gatsbyjs-and-contentful-in-five-minutes/
I see little overlap but, see them working very well together.
I've recently switched from developing wordpress sites to learning angular, express, mongo, passport etc etc. Wordpress obviously provides a (relatively) simple interface whereby the user can manage their own page content.
My question is, is there a standard procedure for achieving this using the above technologies? I'm currently building my first site proper using MEAN for a friend and I want to give her the means to go in and update images, text, add pages, remove pages etc etc but via a user friendly interface.
I've a feeling I'm going to have to build it myself but before I launch into doing that I was wondering if there was anything glaringly obvious that I'm missing?
Thanks in advance
In my application (CMS for internal purposes) I'm facing the problem how to serve pages stored in the database with dynamic URL (e.g. http://example.com/page3) using the JSF. Generally, let's say I want to grab the page content from the database, put it inside jsf file and serve it as /page3. Is there any way how to obtain the request URL from JSF, search the database for the article (instead of searching *xhtml in the WAR), build dynamically the JSF XHML file and return it to JSF as InputStream for example? I've found this answed by Thomas Maerz, but it failed with
Unable to create a new instance of 'com.test.CustomResourceResolver': java.lang.InstantiationException: com.test.CustomResourceResolver
on my glassfish v4 (Mojarra 2.2), and I also found that ResourceResolver is deprecated in JSF2.2.
I've googled a lot, but this seems to be not very common/documented part of JSF.
Thank you for any help.
I did not understand fully the problem, but for url change you can use prettyfaces, for dynamic forms you can use primefaces ext and I am not suggest keep form in the database, if I know your target I can suggest more useful answer.