I ran into one problem though using it when I was creating my art site. I had a bunch of pictures, and though Wordpress has an import function, it doesn’t support YAPB natively. That was a big problem for me – I could import all my posts, but then I’d have to go back and manually add pictures to each of my posts (around 100 of them). Um, I don’t think so.

So I set my mind to it – I was going to write myself a Wordpress plugin to make it much easier for me to be lazy! So it was written. So let it be done.

How I made it

What I basically did is rip out the exporting code (literally…like copy and paste) for Wordpress and added one extra field for the YAPB image. Then ripped out the importing code for Wordpress (literally, another copy and paste) and added functionality to read that extra field and save the image along with the post. Then wrapped up both of those in a nice little plugin.

So the importing/exporting works exactly as Wordpress does now in 2.7. The only difference is your images come along with the import/export.

This is the very first beta version of the plugin (my first plugin actually), so sorry if there isn’t any fancy image stuff. But it works! I used it for my own site.

Instructions for Use

The export function is just like Wordpress and is located under Tools -> Export YAPB. The import function is located the same place the other import functions are, Tools -> Import -> YAPB Importer. Use it exactly like you would use the default Wordpress importer.

(Disclaimer: Of course, in the interest of you-can’t-blame-me-ism, always backup your DB before doing significant changes like imports!)

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Comprehensive,
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ready to strike. Datejs doesn’t just parse strings, it slices them
cleanly in two."

Pretty similar to my own description I know. See the Ajaxian article for a brief summary, then check out the site. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed!