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Pages are not listed or imported #2

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ironprogrammer opened this issue Dec 13, 2022 · 3 comments
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Pages are not listed or imported #2

ironprogrammer opened this issue Dec 13, 2022 · 3 comments

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@ironprogrammer
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During testing for #1, the importer did not list or import custom Tumblr blog pages. TBH, I don't know when/if this worked properly, but since it's a column listed on the importer, I would expect it to do so.

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  1. In Tumblr, click the Account icon, and under the blog section, select "Edit Appearance".
  2. In the Custom Theme section, click the Edit theme button.
  3. In the theme editor, scroll down and click "+ Add a page". Give the page a path, a name, and sample content, then click Save.
  4. Click the arrow in the upper-left to return to the theme editor, and click Exit to leave the customizer.
  5. In WordPress, navigate to Tools > Import, install the Tumblr importer if needed, and then run it. Follow the steps outlined in Add support for WordPress 6.1 #1 to create a Tumblr app, and to link your WordPress site to Tumblr.
  6. Observe that the "Pages Imported" column lists "0", and running the importer does not update this value, nor import pages into WordPress.

Tumblr importer does not list pages

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Account menu Custom Theme
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zaerl commented Dec 13, 2022

@ironprogrammer Yeah, I noticed. It didn't work since the introduction of the new Tumblr API. Unfortunately there is no way to get the pages. I think that it's a good idea to remove that part. What do you think?

@ironprogrammer
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Yes, I agree that removing it would be clearer for users.

The Tumblr blog site functionality where pages live has a distinct "legacy" feel to it 😅. But to be certain, I've reached out to Tumblr to see if this endpoint is coming back, or if the feature should be removed for good.

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zaerl commented Dec 14, 2022

Good idea. Let's wait, then.

Removing that part is simple.

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