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Import/Export
Q. Can I import content to my Wetpaint site?
A. Moving content to your Wetpaint site is easy -- all you need to do is copy and paste. Highlight the text in the original website, blog, forum, or document and select the copy option from the right-click menu, or Hold Down the Ctrl, and C Key. Go to your Wetpaint site and click the EasyEdit button. Where you want the text to appear, place your cursor and select the paste option from the right-click menu.
Q. Can I export or backup content from my Wetpaint site?
A. As of January 14th, you can download a zip file of the HTML files from your Wiki. See details on the Site Backup page.
A. Moving content to your Wetpaint site is easy -- all you need to do is copy and paste. Highlight the text in the original website, blog, forum, or document and select the copy option from the right-click menu, or Hold Down the Ctrl, and C Key. Go to your Wetpaint site and click the EasyEdit button. Where you want the text to appear, place your cursor and select the paste option from the right-click menu.
Q. Can I export or backup content from my Wetpaint site?
A. As of January 14th, you can download a zip file of the HTML files from your Wiki. See details on the Site Backup page.
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| Anonymous | I WOULD Like to be able to export my site | 9 | Jul 22 2008, 10:57 AM EDT by Jason_wetpaint | |
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Thread started: Aug 29 2007, 4:28 PM EDT
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Your tool is very cool. However, I would like the ability to export my site and be able to run it on my own server if needed. SImilar to the way WordPress allows users to export their blog to post on their own server. Is this or could this be possible??
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| profjnunez | No Export - just say it! | 3 | Jan 22 2008, 12:36 AM EST by Madusha | |
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Thread started: Jan 20 2008, 7:00 PM EST
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This is a wonderful site, but I am disappointed not only about its lack of an export feature, but also how the subject is downplayed.
The question Wetpaint posed was "an I export or backup content from my Wetpaint site?" and instead of just saying "NO!", the subject is converted into a reliability one (we have never lost a site). Perhaps I am misunderstanding this issue, but I would love to have the ability to take my data elsewhere (It´s not a matter of planning to do so, just being ABLE to do so). I have been reluctant to invest in putting content in because of this... |
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| Anonymous | How about TiddlyWiki | 2 | Dec 9 2007, 9:27 AM EST by RichardGriffiths | |
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Thread started: Sep 25 2007, 9:08 AM EDT
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I would love to be able to take my content on the run, and work on it without internet access.
I think the import/export tools of TiddlyWiki (http://www.tiddlywiki.com) would be great, because the ability to sync only the things you would want to post publicly is already built in. |
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