: [videoblogging] XML to HTML
I have a friend who wants to export an old blogger blog. The file
comes out in XML.
He does NOT want to import it into another blog...but instead wants to
save the old posts as html or txt files.
Anyone have any experience saving a blog this way using the export
fi
On Jun 6, 2009, at 10:09 AM, Jay dedman wrote:
> >> Good idea. But I think he wants to take his blog offline...so just
> >> have a version of his posts local on his computer. It is an
> >> interesting quandry since Ive never considered wanting a blog
> archived
> >> in txt format.
>
> > it migh
>> Good idea. But I think he wants to take his blog offline...so just
>> have a version of his posts local on his computer. It is an
>> interesting quandry since Ive never considered wanting a blog archived
>> in txt format.
> it might be slow, but how about "save as" (on each page)
This is actua
On Jun 6, 2009, at 7:55 AM, Jay dedman wrote:
>
> Good idea. But I think he wants to take his blog offline...so just
> have a version of his posts local on his computer. It is an
> interesting quandry since Ive never considered wanting a blog archived
> in txt format.
>
> Jay
it might be slow,
> The wget technique would allow him to archive it as-is offline, it should
> pull down and link all relevant files -- probably would take a bit of
> prodding and pushing to make it perfect. Of course it wouldn't be plain text
> -- it would retain the blogger templates, etc. So it depends on what h
The wget technique would allow him to archive it as-is offline, it should
pull down and link all relevant files -- probably would take a bit of
prodding and pushing to make it perfect. Of course it wouldn't be plain text
-- it would retain the blogger templates, etc. So it depends on what he
wants
> He could try mirroring it as it currently is using wget... here's a
> tutorial:
> http://fosswire.com/post/2008/04/create-a-mirror-of-a-website-with-wget/
> I've used this technique to archive old WP blogs that I don't want to keep
> up-to-date with security fixes.
> Not certain it would work wit
He could try mirroring it as it currently is using wget... here's a
tutorial:
http://fosswire.com/post/2008/04/create-a-mirror-of-a-website-with-wget/
I've used this technique to archive old WP blogs that I don't want to keep
up-to-date with security fixes.
Not certain it would work with blogger.
I have a friend who wants to export an old blogger blog. The file
comes out in XML.
He does NOT want to import it into another blog...but instead wants to
save the old posts as html or txt files.
Anyone have any experience saving a blog this way using the export
files that Blogger spits out?
Jay
