Revision of new blogger migration template from Sat, 01/10/2005 - 3:21am

Thanks Alaa for this solution, it has been successfully tested on my local drupal. Waiting to be done on my real drupal site.

Rami Sedhom

so i went the same way alaa did but i made my template neutral,

<?xml version="1.0">
<post>
<blogger>
	<ItemNumber><$BlogItemNumber$></ItemNumber>
	<ItemTitle><$BlogItemTitle$></ItemTitle>
	<ItemDateTime><$BlogItemDateTime$></ItemDateTime>
	<ItemBody><$BlogItemBody$></ItemBody>
</post>
<comments>
<BlogItemComments>
	<CommentNumber><$BlogCommentNumber$></CommentNumber>
	<CommentBody><$BlogCommentBody$></CommentBody>
	<CommentAuthor><$BlogCommentAuthor$></CommentAuthor>
	<CommentDateTime><$BlogCommentDateTime$></CommentDateTime>
</BlogItemComments>
</comments>
</Blogger>

the best things in life are free --- so as myself

I'm also seeing the problem reported by "noizy" about blogger constantly reporting 0% when republishing the index. It seems to hang if I try to preview the change. My guess is that perhaps blogger doesn't like the php code. I made the following changes to the template, then went and manually modified the html file that blogger posted.

&lt;?php // strip "<?php" from top line of template // insert rest of template // strip "?>" from bottom line of template ?&gt;

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Thanks for sharing such a knowledgeable article with us specially who are new. I'm quite new to Drupal but what you write in this post is really good and enhance my knowledge. keep going....