Copy and paste into Drupal did not get all the styles and colors showing up. I installed a CK Editor module (http://ckeditor.com/download) but it did not help much. I want to directly copy over my pages without me having to RE-DO all the colors and styles. There has to be a solution out there.
Hello everyone
my name is Sizar and I am absolutely new to drupal and new to symfony too .
my case is I work for a company that want to migrate new site built on symfony to drupal 7
how can this be done , and what is the benefits if the migration happened
Could one (or lots of you) give me a nudge in the right direction for migrating a site from lotus domino to Drupal 7. Domino is a massive blank spot in my knowlege and I could do with some assistance.
Are there any particular modules or processes that you advise that I follow?
Hello, My site is currently ran through Wordpress, and I've honestly wanted to transfer over to Drupal for quite some time. My only hangups is two things.
I'm porting some text content (HTML -> node Body field) from an older CMS to Drupal 7. Most of the content is English with some other languages mixed in, like Chinese. I've tried using scripts (custom module code) to move the content into Drupal as well as copy/paste and using SQL to move the content over with no success. When I view the resulting Drupal 7 page in a browser I see funky characters.
When I view the content in phpMyAdmin I see the same funky looking characters. I made a simple test page to access the database directly, pull some content, and send it to the browser. The characters (Chinese in this case) displayed correctly! If I copy and paste the Chinese characters into the Drupal node editor OR the phpMyAdmin editor they save successfully and I see Chinese when viewing the resulting Drupal page in a browser.
Things I've tried with no success:
1) The MySQL database was originally using latin1_swedish_ci collation - I tried converting it utf8_general_ci and also re-importing it as utf8_general_ci - no dice.
2) Forcing the Content-Type header to "text/html; charset=utf-8" - no dice.