JohnHenry1

Interesting. Maybe I'll try that. I need to look at that myself to see how it works, sounds like it could still be faster than downloading them all from the old site, then navigating to each individual page on the new site and uploading the file. So thank you! Out of curiosity, if we ever find our need is greater than we realized, what's the undocument API do and where do I find it? I appreciate your help and time.

Thanks so much - drag and drop is interesting, didn't know that feature existed. Drag and drop from one site of mine to the next? Where do I find this feature? Thank you in advance!

So we had over 1,000 blog posts published, each of which contained an mp3 file of our daily podcast. Those are all intact and it was one of the main focuses of our migration. Our contractor affirmed they had some sort of automated process for doing this. We now realize some corners of the site were missed, and we missed them too in our double check afterward. It's about 55 dead links, made up of various uploaded docs or mp3s. One time in the past when we found a couple of these, I just reactivated our 7.0 site to grab the files, because they still existed there when you click those links. Then I'd go to the dead link on our 7.1 site and reupload them. 55 really isn't the end of the world and I can do it manually, I was just curious if anyone knows of a better system for this. I assume any automated system costs or requires plenty of set up on its own, but I'm happy to be proven wrong. Thanks!

I embed our podcast on our blog everyday using a Spotify embed. It has worked every day up until 3 days ago it suddenly stopped working for some people where it will either not play or play for 10 seconds and then continue to play but silently. The audio works fine on Spotify and for some people accessing it on our website. Here is the link to the website page that it is not working for me on: https://schooloffaith.com/rosary-archive/leisure-and-nature

Thanks for sharing this - it's a bummer for us, but really glad to have this answer so we can finally 'close the book' on it for now. We'd been on and off trying to resolve this for a few months.

Thank you!! This seems to have fixed the inconsistent search for us (for now). This needs to be voted to the top, only mention online I can find that resolved this. A band-aid, unfortunately, but I'm glad visitors won't be frustrated by a broken search bar anymore.