Migration from TXP: URI rewrite, Redirect, UTF8, Import

[Kossatsch]

What is the format of the date of your comments in the originating TXP Table?

I don't have the time to look at this, but at least, the chronological order for "the last 5 comments" in my side menu remains okay. For me, this is a minor problem.

Another thing ( I hope the last for the moment):
When I am working now on elder TXP-made entries to add tags or insert the images, the entry is always displayed as new in my RSS feed (at least in my Feedburner feed) though the date did not change. Any chance to avoid this without the "Extended Properties for Entries"-Plug-In?

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Okay, if you happen to have some time to check the format, let me know.

When I am working now on elder TXP-made entries to add tags or insert the images, the entry is always displayed as new in my RSS feed (at least in my Feedburner feed) though the date did not change. Any chance to avoid this without the "Extended Properties for Entries"-Plug-In?

I think this happens because the "last_modified" timestamp of all entries was set to the time of the import, and thus any changes that occur to those entries will push the "last_modified" entry, which in turn will push the item into the RSS feed.

There are two options to solve this. If you have a very recent s9y (1.1) you can enable RFC 2616 compliance for RSS feeds which does not use the last_modified column.

The other option is to edit your serendipity_config.inc.php file and change the $serendipity['max_last_modified'] variable to 1 or 0.

Regards,
Garvin

[Kossatsch]

I will try another solution: write enough entries and modify elder articles after that...



Thanks for all your responses...

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Weeeell, okay - that is another possibility

And you're welcome for the help; I hope despite all the trouble you went through you still can enjoy Serendipity.

Best regards,
Garvin