N Neutral Singh Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #1 Alfa1 said: I had an vbulletin tags importer developed for me. Click to expand... Will it import tags after the forums have been imported for almost one year...
Alfa1 said: I had an vbulletin tags importer developed for me. Click to expand... Will it import tags after the forums have been imported for almost one year...
Sadik B Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #2 Neutral Singh said: Will it import tags after the forums have been imported for almost one year... Click to expand... Yes, if you archived the import log table.
Neutral Singh said: Will it import tags after the forums have been imported for almost one year... Click to expand... Yes, if you archived the import log table.
N Neutral Singh Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #3 Sadik B said: Yes, if you archived the import log table. Click to expand... And how do i check if i did it...
Sadik B said: Yes, if you archived the import log table. Click to expand... And how do i check if i did it...
Sadik B Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #4 Go to your phpMyAdmin (or equivalent) and run this query Code: select count(*) from archived_import_log where content_type = "thread" If you don't have a archived_import_log table try xf_import_log instead. So Code: select count(*) from xf_import_log where content_type = "thread" It is possible that when you imported you might have archived with a different table name. SO we need that table.
Go to your phpMyAdmin (or equivalent) and run this query Code: select count(*) from archived_import_log where content_type = "thread" If you don't have a archived_import_log table try xf_import_log instead. So Code: select count(*) from xf_import_log where content_type = "thread" It is possible that when you imported you might have archived with a different table name. SO we need that table.
Alpha1 Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #5 Or just open phpmyadmin and see what the first tables are. If you have the import table and need the importer then contact me by conversation.
Or just open phpmyadmin and see what the first tables are. If you have the import table and need the importer then contact me by conversation.
N Neutral Singh Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #6 Sadik B said: Go to your phpMyAdmin (or equivalent) and run this query Code: select count(*) from archived_import_log where content_type = "thread" Click to expand... This query returned some 33000+ rows... Does it sound good! The second query returned Zero rows.
Sadik B said: Go to your phpMyAdmin (or equivalent) and run this query Code: select count(*) from archived_import_log where content_type = "thread" Click to expand... This query returned some 33000+ rows... Does it sound good! The second query returned Zero rows.
Alpha1 Well-known member Feb 17, 2016 #7 Please open phpmyadmin and see what archived logs there are. They will be right at the top. Note down the exact names.
Please open phpmyadmin and see what archived logs there are. They will be right at the top. Note down the exact names.
Sadik B Well-known member Feb 18, 2016 #8 Neutral Singh said: This query returned some 33000+ rows... Does it sound good! The second query returned Zero rows. Click to expand... Should be good. But as Alfa says, verify from phpMyAdmin also. Did you have about 33K threads when you imported? Btw just to be clear, I am just helping out. Contact Alfa for the addon...
Neutral Singh said: This query returned some 33000+ rows... Does it sound good! The second query returned Zero rows. Click to expand... Should be good. But as Alfa says, verify from phpMyAdmin also. Did you have about 33K threads when you imported? Btw just to be clear, I am just helping out. Contact Alfa for the addon...