• I have installed a client on Drupal in 2008. Now their site is due to a major update so I am wondering what would be the best choice, really ? Is it moving everything to WordPress, or updating 2008 Drupal to the latest one available (which would probably ask for plugins to update too).

    Your anwser ?

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    It depends on why you picked Drupal in the first place. Drupal’s a fine product, and if you need its functionality, you should totally use it. But if you don’t, or if WordPress’ are more what you want, you should use that.

    Thread Starter mpesgt01

    (@mpesgt01)

    I have chosen drupal at the time as I was testing both CMSs, so this project was a drupal one. But yeah, it could have been a wordpress one too. It is for an organisation.

    the site as:
    -pages whit more permanent content
    -news for ongoing stuff
    -calendar for events
    -login for users, some can access/modify the site more than the others

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    Sure, you can totally do that with WordPress. Works fine.

    Thread Starter mpesgt01

    (@mpesgt01)

    thanks guys

    any quick hint on how that could be worth $ in work for transfering all to wordpress ? I might do it or might hired an wordpress expert insted… (the site contains 50 news)

    Thread Starter mpesgt01

    (@mpesgt01)

    …or any redirection to a good link/site maybe ?

    It’s not that hard to write a php script that pulls the records from a Drupal site and inserts them into a WordPress site, as long as you know were everything is located in the two databases. I’ve done it twice… once from Drupal and once from a CMS I helped build.

    This site has a lot of good info on Drupal to WordPress migration:
    https://blog.room34.com/archives/4530

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