Re: [veryquickwiki-users] convert vqwiki to mediawiki?

[Marcello T. <mte...@us...>]

Hi, thanks for this useful info, it's something that should be added to the documentation as a FAQ entry or somewhere else.
I've been thinking a lot about adding a sort of driver concept support to the Export2HTML feature to allow exporting to different file formats, mostly with the Creole format in mind to avoid vqwiki syntax lock-in and also allow changing the syntax at a future version upgrade.

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Marcello Teodori

On 16/lug/2010, at 14.15, Johan Lindell wrote:

> Hi Russ,
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> If you switch to database mode you can retrieve the contents from the Topic table. If you set up database persistence you can import the wiki-pages/files to the database and the retrieve them from there
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> From: Russ Tremain [mailto:ru...@re...] 
> Sent: Monday, July 12, 2010 6:47 PM
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> Subject: [veryquickwiki-users] convert vqwiki to mediawiki?
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> Hi,
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> I've written a lot of content in vqwiki, but unfortunately my current employer uses media wiki for mark-up.
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> Any hints on the easiest way to convert content from vqwiki to mediawiki?
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> I'm currently using vqwiki 2.8.1.
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> Possibly I can go the Export2HTML route, but that seems error prone.
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> thanks,
> -Russ
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> P.S.  here is a useful post, which summarized a bunch of conversion tools last year.  Seems like Atlassian has the most mature tool, but it is to convert everything to Confluence (their product).
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