We have a quite large site currently running umbraco 4.9.0 which I'm currently trying to upgrade to 7.4.3. I've already managed to get most of the site updated to v7, but I've now hit a wall with our nodes using the Digibiz AdvancedMediaPicker. I've been searching around and so far I've only been able to find the Imulus Pheonix Converter as a suggested tool for converting DAMP to the DMP in v7.
However, when I've upgraded the site to v7.0.0, I am unable to choose DMP as target datatype when attempting to use the Pheonix Converter.
So am I using it wrong or is there perhaps a better way to convert DAMP to a v7 compatible data type?
I ended up writing a small console job that handled converting the dataNtext to JSON from XML and changed Umbraco.NoEdit to Umbraco.ImageCropper in the database, which seems to work.
Upgrading site using DAMP to umbraco 7.x.x
Hi,
We have a quite large site currently running umbraco 4.9.0 which I'm currently trying to upgrade to 7.4.3. I've already managed to get most of the site updated to v7, but I've now hit a wall with our nodes using the Digibiz AdvancedMediaPicker. I've been searching around and so far I've only been able to find the Imulus Pheonix Converter as a suggested tool for converting DAMP to the DMP in v7.
However, when I've upgraded the site to v7.0.0, I am unable to choose DMP as target datatype when attempting to use the Pheonix Converter.
So am I using it wrong or is there perhaps a better way to convert DAMP to a v7 compatible data type?
change damp to the imagecropper
Thanks for the reply, but as far as I can tell, it loses data when I change the data type.
I have over a 1000 nodes that that are using DAMP, so manually going through them all is Plan Z.
I ended up writing a small console job that handled converting the dataNtext to JSON from XML and changed Umbraco.NoEdit to Umbraco.ImageCropper in the database, which seems to work.
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