XML files do not contain the images, they contain links to the images. If the images are no longer available on the original place they were, then they’re gone.
hi, the images are available in the original posts on my old weebly site that i’m trying to move to wordpress. http://snailhunters.weebly.com
the tutorial on WPbeginners says you can move a site from weebly to wordpress by using the Weebly to WordPress Importer site.
but now after i tried the importer once, the posts aren’t even importing now even though i deleted them.
and when i first uploaded the XML file last year, the images did sow.
is there not a way to bulk export the images and posts to wordpress?
edit: on the WPbeginners tutorial, it says
“Don’t forget to check the box next to ‘Download and import file attachments’ option. It will fetch images from your Weebly website into WordPress media library, so you can use them later.”
but when i tried that, it said problem loading page and reset the connection.
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This reply was modified 4 years ago by stargirl1.
the posts aren’t even importing now even though i deleted them.
Did you truly delete them, or are they still there just in the “trash”? If they’re still there, the importer probably won’t try to import them again.
hi, they were still in the trash and i deleted them from the trash but i am still getting the error and the connection resetting. i also tried increasing the memory in the .ini file to the following and i still get the connection reset error. my webhost has said that they do not limit uploads. is it a problem with the .ini file? should i increase the memory limit to even more? or is it some other error?
; Uncomment this value if you want to increase the PHP memory limit, there is
; currently no hard limit enforced but setting this too high will result in
; slightly disgruntled systems administrators:
;memory_limit = 1000M
; Uncomment this value if you want to increase the PHP upload max filesize:
;post_max_size = 64M
;upload_max_filesize = 64M
hi, i still do not have a solution to this problem. my webhost thinks it’s because wordpress is timing out because it’s taking too long to process. is there not a way to fix this?
should i ask this question in a different forum? a week later and still no solution?