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Will SMF and Joomla live happily ever after, together?

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JoeP:

--- Quote from: Orstio on June 26, 2008, 01:38:55 PM ---I can't say 100%, but probably around the time of the release of SMF 2.0.

If you want permission to redistribute that file now, just contact info at simplemachines.org.  Redistribution of the smf_api itself shouldn't be a problem, but if you are copying other functions out of the SMF core to accomplish your integration, we might want some further details.

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Thanks for the response!  Truly appreciated.
All I want to do is redistribute a slightly modified version of smf_api.php.  The "latest" version has a little problem in the cookie setting routine.  I'd have to go back and look to see exactly which line(s) of code need to be changed, but it's basically changing an index test from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1...
Man... sure is a good thing I've forgotten what it was like to remember things  ::)
joe

erlend_sh:
I'm sorry if you consider this reviving a dead thread, but seeing as the topic of JFusion popped up more than just once in here, I figured it'd be worth mentioning that JFusion is now looking for additional developers, one of which will hopefully be an adept SMF developer.

Ever since Marius was permitted to continue the development of the J2SMF bridge, there's been on-going work to fit this in with the JFusion framework, and it can now be tested with the 1.0.7 alpha-release.

Murgen:
JFusion looks promising. But I moved my 2 community-sites to TP and very happy. Joomla! 1.5x is subject to to many many patches (almost monthly now which is a pain if you run many 3rd party bots, mods and components.

Tiny Portal is simpler and because of that much more robust.  ;)

kai920:

--- Quote from: steighan on May 16, 2008, 04:32:46 AM ---If in a hurry, there is CreatePost function listed here somewhere (which I am using as the core of my conversion routine)

The key thing you have to work out, is not the transfer of the content item to the posts, but rather the MAMBOT processing that takes place ..if you use {mambot} for example.

I am just giving it some thought, (as a result of writing this post) and I will approach it two ways.

1. just identify, flag and maybe remove. Some of her content items had some akoComment thing which istnt needed.

2.Modify a mod, like the BBCode mod which does processing of the post text prior to display, and use that to scan for and replace the {mambot} tags..

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I've finally decided to try my hand at writing a PHP script to convert my 400 or so content items to SMF. So far I've gotten the created post date and number of views to work. I only ever had 5 posters who posted content on Joomla so the author shouldn't be an issue.


For the {mambots} I may just do a search and replace in the .sql dump instead of trying regex or anything like that...


I haven't figured out how to do the sorting of time though, Arantor said that messages are sorted by ID so I wouldn't be able to 'insert' posts.


Wonder what else I need to address...

Kill Em All:
You can always use jFusion, as far as I'm aware that has no issues. Keep in mind SMF does not support jFusion though. To be honest, unless SMF or Joomla change the licensing, I don't see it.

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