In the process of this mess I found out that my hosting provider has a lower limit than most on the amount of server memory each user can occupy at a time (I mean RAM memory, not storage space). I think the problem was that some of my images were large enough that they were causing the process to use up all the memory allowed, which was causing the script to fail.

Again, I’m not knowledgeable about this stuff to know for sure (I’m just a broken down old sailor, not an engineer or programmer) but I don’t think the issue was with your script.

Thanks again for your efforts and keep up the good work.

I’ve been blogging on blogger since 2006. I have well over a thousand posts and almost 2000 images hosted on blogger.

Since Google announced its new privacy policy (namely, that users no longer can expect any), I decided to get out of google completely.

I created a WP blog and imported all my blogger posts. After realizing that my images weren’t imported, I asked for help from my readers, one of whom pointed me here.

I downloaded and installed the updated script/plugin posted by Jondor above and tried it.

It worked GREAT (thanks) and I successfully converted about three quarters of my images from blogger to my own WP site.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t finish them all in one sitting so I closed my browser and came back later. Now, after closing the browser, reopening WP dashboard and running the plugin again, it doesn’t work any more.

I get a message like this:

WARNING – There may be a problem with the matches.
We have found some blogger hosted jpg files without a well formed A tag.
There were only 0 matches but we found 4 jpg img tags.
This may be nothing but you should check this post
http://sailorcurt.com/?p=867
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/__lfEllzo3Ck/S8KcpW0eXnI/AAAAAAAAEZg/jAHeXfHcRO8/s320/circles_0001.jpg
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/__lfEllzo3Ck/S8KcqXxSCyI/AAAAAAAAEZo/5XbMrU20owI/s320/circles_0002.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/__lfEllzo3Ck/S8KcrWk1PeI/AAAAAAAAEZw/k32e8HmVju4/s320/circles_0003.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/__lfEllzo3Ck/S8KcsjKTLOI/AAAAAAAAEZ4/xCfJQQ400iE/s320/circles_0004.jpg

On every post that still has blogger images linked.

I can’t figure out what changed between the first time I ran it successfully and now.

Anyone have any insight? This still helped immensely so I still offer my thanks, as now I only have about 20 posts or so left that I need to update manually if I never get it to work again, but it’s still a pretty daunting task and if someone can help me get this script to work again, I’d really appreciate it.

Thanks.

Otherwise great script so far Just what I was looking for. Great to be able to change host domain to be used in other cases, not just blogger!

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I’ve just discovered the answer in the Readme, shame on me for not reading this carefully before asking. Sorry about that.

But, can you please consider the option to add the possibility to have more than 3 feeds?

I’ve just discovered that in the Stand Alone example if we have less than 3 feeds the loader keeps spinning and no events are loaded, if we have more than 3 feeds, the events are loaded but instead of the links displays the Title of the event what appears is the URL of the 4th feed for each event.

The stand alone example only works with exactly 3 feeds?

Can this be changed/corrected?

If you want to truncate the title string to 20 characters (for example), replace the following line in ko-calendar.js (in the replaceTITLE function)

return title ? strGroup1 + title + strGroup2 : "";

with this

return title ? strGroup1 + title.substring(0,20) + strGroup2 : "";

I think it will work, but I haven’t tested it.