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How to tag a large amount of posts moving from phpBB to Vanilla2?
candyman
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I'm trying to switch from phpBB to Vanilla2 maintaining the same structure.
In phpBB I have different forums that containing various threads according to the argument. For example in the forum "kitchen" there are two threads: "Restaurants" and "Recipes" and in the forum "sport" I have three threads: "Soccer", "Basket" and "Tennis".
How you can easily imagine, the topics (posts) contained in the threads have not tags according to the their argument.
By moving to Vanilla2 what will I obtain? A messy amount of posts ordered by date? How can I tag over 100000 posts before the transfer in order to obtain an ordered structure?
I can not find a solution to this.
In phpBB I have different forums that containing various threads according to the argument. For example in the forum "kitchen" there are two threads: "Restaurants" and "Recipes" and in the forum "sport" I have three threads: "Soccer", "Basket" and "Tennis".
How you can easily imagine, the topics (posts) contained in the threads have not tags according to the their argument.
By moving to Vanilla2 what will I obtain? A messy amount of posts ordered by date? How can I tag over 100000 posts before the transfer in order to obtain an ordered structure?
I can not find a solution to this.
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There is a categories view in Vanilla 2 which you can see even on this forum by going to /categories instead of /discussions.
If you want to view your discussions by category instead of discussion then you can change your default route.
With "route expression" you mean a tab (like "Votes" amd "Date Added") used to switch views or something other?
Sorry for bad Englis,: it's my fault, but I haven't understood the last line.
Routes allow you to have urls point to different locations from their defaults. So by default your root points to discussions, but you can change that route to point to categories.
@Tim has been doing a lot of work with tagging so maybe he has some more info.