Converting to Drupal

Hello everyone,

I'm not yet very familiar with Drupal and I'm trying to migrate my current Martial Art website to Druapl 6.2.

On the website, I've a home-made system to manage the different timetable for my different lessons.

It displays a table with 3 columns: Lesson, Day & time, Trainer and each line correspond to one lessons with several days and times and trainer....

it looks like:

I am a bit shocked there isn't a cookie-cutter method of doing this, but oh well.

I am aware of wp2Drupal, but that only works for Drupal 4.7 apparently and it doesn't seem like one can even download 4.7.

I am also away of the program by Prime357, but I that doesn't seem to work for Hostmonster's shared IP interface.

Hi,

Bit of a disclaimer: I'm quite new to Drupal, and so I apologize profusely if any of the following questions have already been answered. I have looked for the answer to my questions in the documentation, but I haven't been able to find the information I needed.

And now for the rest of the story:

I was hired a few months ago as a web designer for a company that hosts various conferences around the world. At first I was able to keep up with the update workload, but we've increased the amount of events hosted which in turn increased the amount of information needing to be posted to the site. The way our site is currently set up, the nav menu and footer of the pages are loaded via php's include() function. Also, if you take a look at petroleumetc.com/mpur.php you'll see that we list an advisory board and coordinator for our events. This is also dynamically loaded via a custom function authored by the guy that held the job before I was hired.

Hi

I want to convert xoops cbb 1.16 to drupal 6
I saw many tools, but don't know about version 6

Hey Folks,

Does anyone know of a good trick for downloading all the files from an html/php site so that you can throw them all in one file folder and then fix the links on the site you are migrating to?

I have server access, so...

I've tried Flashgot and DownThemAll, FIrefox extensions, but they require I visit each page individually.

Surely, there must be a better way!

peace,
Jeremy

This is more a transition than a converstion....but, I am moving a drupal site from one server to another. I had to finese the settings.php file to accept the imported database and relative tables. The only issue i am having is accessing the Admin > Access Control page. All other pages seem to work as expected on the new server. As well, perhap related to the issue, is the views module had to be removed from the newly transfered site. It seems views was breaking the whole site post transport, so i'll have to figure that one out too.