" (without the quotes), it's pretty close to the top
* put this right BELOW
*
*
* YOU MUST CHANGE 'hansanderson.com' to your blog address in both places or else I'll get all your hits!
*
*
* Click "save template" then try to view your blog. You should go to your new front page.
*
*
* TEST IT!
*
* Go to Posting, Edit Posts, click "View" on any one of the blogs posts in the list;
* you should go directly to that post on your new server (after a couple of redirects)
*
*
*
* Keep in mind that some posts may not work; it seems if you choose a title, then change it, blogger
* uses the old title as the "slug" -- the last part of the URL that says something like the-day-I-ate-ice-cream
* (as in, /2008/05/the-day-I-ate-ice-cream). If you changed the title, that slug stays the same (this is
* probably smart... not really a flaw for blogger, just for us who are trying to convert). Wordpress creates
* the slug anew when you import. If you like to change your titles a lot, you will have a lot of redirects to your blog front page.
*
*/
$site = "http://hansanderson.com";
require('./wp-blog-header.php');
$blogger_url = ereg_replace ( '^p=', '', urldecode ( $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] )); // some installs might not have _GET or _REQUEST anymore...
$parsed_url = parse_url ( $blogger_url );
$filename = basename ( $parsed_url['path'] );
$filename = strip_tags ( $filename ); // a little XSS protection
$slug = str_replace(".html", "", $filename);
$found_link = $site;
if ( !empty ( $slug ) )
{
$SQL = "SELECT posts.* FROM {$wpdb->posts} AS posts WHERE posts.post_name = '" . mysql_escape_string ( $slug ) . "' LIMIT 1";
$posts = $wpdb->get_results( $SQL );
if ($posts)
{
foreach ($posts as $post)
{
$found_link = get_permalink($post->ID);
}
}
}
?>
Redirecting...
Redirecting...
You can also proceed immediately to .
The main blog URL is .