Keluarga Infokom

Keluarga Infokom

Import Blogger Posts into WordPress Using XAMPP


Karena dirasa perlu untuk mencoba hosting di domain sendiri maka blog info akan diimport ke xampp server di ip public 182.255.0.133 atau di labkom.dyndns.org
Using the username and passwords provided, log in to your blog admin panel. In my case it will be: http://localhost/webdevelopmentexperts/wp-admin
Log in to your Google Blogger Account
You need to log in also to Google Blogger: http://www.blogger.com
In the Dashboard, go to Tools -> Import
WordPress currently supports a lot of blog publishing software, as you will see from the list. On the list, just click "Blogger." WordPress will then take you to a page; once there, click "Authorize."
After clicking "authorize." you will be transferred to a Google page. Once there, click "Grant Access." The WordPress Importing Magic Button will then be displayed
You can see it on the right. Select the blog you would like to be imported, click the "Import" button, and then click the "Continue" button to complete the transfer.
Sometimes, in rare situations, you may encounter errors during the importing process, such as: "Unable to find the socket transport 'ssl' - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP? (429496729)"
This means there is a problem with the SSL installation of XAMPP that needs to be fixed before those Blogger posts can be imported. To fix this problem, read this tutorial
Basically, you will need to complete the following four steps:
1. Stop the Apache service. You can stop the Apache service by going into Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services, finding Apache in that list -- for example, "Apache 2.2" -- double clicking on it and then clicking stop.
2. Copy libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll from the XAMPP PHP folder (which is located in: C:xamppphp if you install XAMPP in drive C) to the XAMPP Apache Bin folder located in: C:xamppapachebin
Overwrite the files in the bin folder with the file from the PHP folder.
Note: Do not forget to back up files first.
3. Find php.ini file under C:xamppapachebin and open it with your favorite PHP editor. Remove the semicolon (comment) at the start of this line: extension=php_openssl.dll
This will uncomment that option. See the screen shot below for the correct removal of semicolon:
4. Restart the Apache service: Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services
To confirm whether SSL transport has been activated correctly, go to:
http://localhost/xampp
Then you should see Registered Stream Socket Transports: tcp, udp, ssl, sslv3, sslv2, tls.

0 Response to "Import Blogger Posts into WordPress Using XAMPP"

Posting Komentar