Hi Ítalo, I was looking at the mod_voicemail page as a typical page. https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_voicemail If you look at the html on the confluence wiki, its pretty messy. eg each line is surrounded with a <p></p> tag pair. Do you think its more work to fix up a page scraped from mediawiki than to take the mw source and convert it to html using the script you linked to? I don't really have any fantastic ideas unfortunately. I realise its a hard problem and I just wanted to discuss with others to see what's been thought of. Ítalo Rossi wrote on 3/02/2015 1:06 PM:
Hi Jason,
Seems possible at first look, but, there's a lot of details involved :/
We have a script that can translate the from old media wiki format to the new confluence, but:
https://github.com/EvoluxBR/fs_docs_translator
We need to create a new page on confluence, save, edit, click in view source and paste the converted code.
It's easier to copy & paste directly the HTML from media wiki to the confluence editor, after small adjustments the content is ready.
If you have an idea, please share with us :)
On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 10:34 PM, Jason Lewis <jason@dickson.st <mailto:jason@dickson.st>> wrote:
Hi Guys,
Sorry if I have missed this discussion already. I did look in the archives and couldn't see anything.
I've been thinking of ways to migrate a page from the old format that is stored in confluence to the new format.
Has anyone looked at tools to assist this? Initially I thought regexs could help but of course that doesn't work well for html.
What about writing some scripts in perl perhaps? or a tool that is designed for manipulating html.
Jason
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