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By Jose C. on
Greetings,
I have been working on a Drupal site for a couple of years, where a list of users have been uploading material (pictures, videos, texts...). Now we have reached our deadline, and users can no longer upload any material.
At this point, my last task is to move to a CD all the content that's been uploaded by the users. Basically I will have to convert my Drupal site to a static HTML site, and store it all in a CD, to make it accesible by any computer.
My first idea would be to go page by page, and manually create the tree structure of the site, changing the path of the pages to "D:/drupal/blah.html"... However, that would take a lot of my time. I was wondering if there is a quicker way to do this. I am sure this is a task some of you have confronted already, and I need some help on it.
So please, any input on the subject would be appreciated,
Thank you so much, and happy new year everyone :)
Jose C.
Comments
You could try a site ripper
You could try a site ripper such as http://www.httrack.com
That should be able to crawl and rip all linked pages, making all links relative. You could do this logged-in as a user who has permissions to see everything that you want ripped.
Or try the http://drupal.org/project/html_export module.