Post date change #461

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opened 2019-03-08 14:59:18 +00:00 by Devil505 · 6 comments

Devil505 commented

2019-03-08 14:59:18 +00:00

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Is it possible to add the possibility to change the publication date of a post ?

It could be helpful to import manually old posts from another blog platform.

Is it possible to add the possibility to change the publication date of a post ? It could be helpful to import manually old posts from another blog platform.

elegaanz commented

2019-03-08 15:26:56 +00:00

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Using amsterdam you can already import Markdown files with an old date. All you have to do is to have something like that at the top of your files:

---
title: My article
date: 2015-01-25
---

Blah blah.

Maybe we could add support for other file formats to amsterdam? Which platform are your posts from?

Otherwise, I'm not opposed to this idea, but I don't know how to make it fit nicely in the user interface… Having this field when writing an article would be confusing for many people who don't want to use this feature I think…

Using [amsterdam](https://github.com/Plume-org/amsterdam) you can already import Markdown files with an old date. All you have to do is to have something like that at the top of your files: ```markdown --- title: My article date: 2015-01-25 --- Blah blah. ``` Maybe we could add support for other file formats to amsterdam? Which platform are your posts from? Otherwise, I'm not opposed to this idea, but I don't know how to make it fit nicely in the user interface… Having this field when writing an article would be confusing for many people who don't want to use this feature I think…

Devil505 commented

2019-03-08 16:08:13 +00:00

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Using amsterdam you can already import Markdown files with an old date. All you have to do is to have something like that at the top of your files:

I'm just user of instance. I don't know what amsterdam is.

Maybe we could add support for other file formats to amsterdam? Which platform are your posts from?

writefreely instance

> Using [amsterdam](https://github.com/Plume-org/amsterdam) you can already import Markdown files with an old date. All you have to do is to have something like that at the top of your files: I'm just user of instance. I don't know what amsterdam is. > Maybe we could add support for other file formats to amsterdam? Which platform are your posts from? > writefreely instance

elegaanz commented

2019-03-08 16:17:33 +00:00

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Amsterdam is a little tool that you can install on your computer to local files to Plume, but I don't think it fits your usage so well…

On which Plume instance are you? If you are on fediverse.blog, I can manually change the publication date from the database if you don't want to wait for the feature to be implemented.

Amsterdam is a little tool that you can install on your computer to local files to Plume, but I don't think it fits your usage so well… On which Plume instance are you? If you are on fediverse.blog, I can manually change the publication date from the database if you don't want to wait for the feature to be implemented.

Devil505 commented

2019-03-08 16:31:54 +00:00

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For the moment, I'm just testing fediverse.blog but I prefer to wait the feature implemented.
Thanks :)

For the moment, I'm just testing fediverse.blog but I prefer to wait the feature implemented. Thanks :)

appdesign1987 commented

2022-06-13 14:37:07 +00:00

Hi and sorry to reply on an (very old) request.

I was trying to import the mark-down files om my old blogs. But unfortunately this is doesn't work. As the cli tools 'Amsterdam' doesn't have any debug options i cannot find why it's failing.

Is there some-other way to import old blog-files using the creation date?

Thanks!

Hi and sorry to reply on an (very old) request. I was trying to import the mark-down files om my old blogs. But unfortunately this is doesn't work. As the cli tools 'Amsterdam' doesn't have any debug options i cannot find why it's failing. Is there some-other way to import old blog-files using the creation date? Thanks!