I noticed that, after the import into Drupal, the "more" tags were stripped out of posts, even though I've verified that they remain in the WordPress XML file.

Is this normal behavior? Is there an easy way to get the "more" tags back?

Thanks!

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mikeryan
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Can you explain what you mean by "more tags"? Is this a paging feature of WordPress?

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spacegoat1701 commented

http://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Read_More

WordPress uses

for that function.

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Title: More tags stripped out » Break out teaser according to <!--more--> tags
Category: support » feature

OK, so the idea is that in the Drupal context, if there's a <!--more--> tag in the body, the content before the tag would become the Drupal teaser, right? Shouldn't be too hard to implement that...

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spacegoat1701 commented

The simplest thing might be just to replace

<!--more-->

with

<!--break-->

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Status: Active » Fixed

Committed.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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Hi there. I can see that this was apparently committed to the module three years ago, it doesn't seem to be working for me. All the imported nodes are still using the default trim value, without a teaser break set. When I look at the body contents, I can find the WordPress <!--more--> tag, which I assumed was supposed to be converted to Drupal's <!--break-->? I'm using the following module versions:

Migrate 7.x-2.8
Migrate Extras 7.x-2.5
WordPress Migrate 7.x-2.3+4-dev

And my blog posts from WordPress are being imported into the WP blog post content type provided by the WP Blog module, if that's in any way relevant.