• I imported all my posts, comments and images. I just needed to keep refreshing and continuing the import every time, cause it froze.

    However, now the links are being imported, and it has froze. I’m trying refreshing and continuing, but nothing works. It stopped at 9 links and I don’t know why. After 2953 images, I don’t think storage is the problem, cause the links shouldn’t weight very much.
    Any idea to solve it?

    Anyway, I don’t have any idea what these links are. Can someone clarify? Maybe I don’t need them at all.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/blogger-importer/

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  • Plugin Contributor Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    WordPress.org Admin

    “Links” are the links in your blog’s posts and comments and such which link to your own site or to the images or to whatever else. After the initial import is done, the importer will go back through all the posts and such and correct any of the old links to point to the new ones on the new site. This takes time, and the counter may not update evenly, because not every post or comment may have links in it for it to fix.

    The importer doesn’t run continually, but it will run in the background until it finishes. The idea is that you can continue to use your site normally, you don’t need to keep refreshing that page in particular. Any access to any page in WordPress will cause it to kick off the next batch of processing for the importer. Eventually, it will be done. You don’t have to wait for it to finish before you can do things, just use the new site normally.

    Plugin Author Workshopshed

    (@workshopshed)

    Otto has described what the links above, these are the internal links between posts. There are 2 reasons to change these. One is that they may refer to a different domain e.g. myblog.blogspot.com but also because the permalinks for the posts is different between blogger and wordpress. It does not change links in the comments.

    It is correct to say that the importer does not run continually but you WILL need to stay on the import page to have the import process as it is the javascript on that page that is periodically polling the backend to make the import process.

    Otto: We don’t have a Cron for this importer.

    Plugin Contributor Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    WordPress.org Admin

    My mistake, I thought it was like the Tumblr one.

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