If unable to repair, what will be the impact of any URLs in migrated posts once the old site shuts down? JR URL structure seems so diff. Will it result in dead links?
updated by @kos: 03/24/15 02:34:42AM
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Unable to edit migrated posts
Just came across this today where I receive this error message when attempting to edit posts which were migrated. Never attempted to edit these before so idk if it's something new or not. Here is one post URL as an example http://stockbuz2.net/admin/group_page/104/term-limits-and-the-us-constitution and another one http://stockbuz2.net/admin/group_page/104/term-limits-and-the-us-constitution Haven't checked others yet.
If unable to repair, what will be the impact of any URLs in migrated posts once the old site shuts down? JR URL structure seems so diff. Will it result in dead links?
updated by @kos: 03/24/15 02:34:42AM
If unable to repair, what will be the impact of any URLs in migrated posts once the old site shuts down? JR URL structure seems so diff. Will it result in dead links?
updated by @kos: 03/24/15 02:34:42AM
This is because on Ning, pages are allocated to groups. However, when creating the archive that is used to import Ning content to Jamroom, Ning fail to include in the archive this association of a page to its parent group so leaving the page 'orphaned' when imported.
There is a tool in the Jamroom Ning Page module where you can allocate group pages to their parent group by hand. As admin, goto ACP=>Profile Groups=>Group Pages=>Tools=>Page Group Config
There, you can select pages and their parent group, then click on submit to re-make the association.
hth
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
There is a tool in the Jamroom Ning Page module where you can allocate group pages to their parent group by hand. As admin, goto ACP=>Profile Groups=>Group Pages=>Tools=>Page Group Config
There, you can select pages and their parent group, then click on submit to re-make the association.
hth
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
I love that you guys gave us the tool to put the pages back where they belong, after the Ning archiver orphaned them all. Thank you!
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...just another satisfied Jamroom customer.
Migrated from Ning to Jamroom June 2015
updated by @strumelia: 02/20/15 06:20:22PM
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...just another satisfied Jamroom customer.
Migrated from Ning to Jamroom June 2015
updated by @strumelia: 02/20/15 06:20:22PM
fwiw It would be nice to be able to select "forum" in addition to stand alone page or a group. Then be able to edit the post and select a category; for organization purposes. In this particular site, we're going to do away with most Groups. While many of the posts/pages are still relevant, it's going to be difficult to restructure many of these 300 pages.
Not sure if I'm understanding you right, but Jamroom forums cannot have pages associated with them.
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
