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  • #32644
    #32823

    I’m really confused. I’ve read the IRC chat meetings (not sure why it took 13 days to post them but anyway), and I have to say that I’m really confused.

    Right off the bat I hold my hands up to very little development outside of customising WordPress and writing BBpress plugins in the last 2 years, so this is all from a Project Management / BA perspective.

    • Your 3 biggest tags from posts are: WordPress, Integration, Plugin.
    • Every week, you have more posts on WordPress integrations thatn any other single topic.
    • You advertise as one of your key features “wordpress integration”.
    • You hold a poll to see what features people want, “wordpress integration” tops it. Infact it wins with 50% of the votes, or 520% more votes than its nearest competitor.

    Now, seems to me, that the top priority in terms of new features, documentation and communication should be fairly obvious.

    [21:28 GMT] <photomatt> 1. bug fixes

    [21:29 GMT] <photomatt> 2. email notification

    [21:29 GMT] <photomatt> 3. anon comments from filosofo

    And obviously that’s… Email notifications? No… wait… Anonymous Comments?

    =============================================

    From a Project Management standpoint, here’s the problem:

    • BBpress0.9 has both of these features as working plugins. But it cant integrate with WordPress.
    • BBpress1.0.2 doesn’t have these features, but can integate with WordPress. (Can anyone confirm that 1.0.2 integrates with 2.9.1 out of the box? – I can’t get it to work)
    • So now we’re working on BBpress1.1 which will have these 2 very important features working but may or may not integrate with WordPress.

    If BBpress 1.1 doesn’t integrate with WP2.9.1 (or the latest point release at the time of BBpress1.1’s release) or heaven forbid WordPress 3.0… then it’s exactly the same position as BBpress0.9 – just two years down the line and with less plugins working. We’ll have features we had 2 years ago and still not be able to integrate BBpress and WP. All we’ll have done is move 2 plugins into the core – and that’s really all we’ll have done in 2 years.

    I’m not quite sure if this analogy fits across the world but in PMI terms (and I think Prince2 if you’re a European like myself) this is called “building a House on Sand”. Adding a turret aint going to help when the tide comes in (or a new version of WP is released).

    =============================================

    If I move this away from features a minute (as everyone wants different features and I want to make this an abstract point not a specific one).

    When will BBpress1.1 be ready?

    I’m not looking for an exact date, we all know that’s impossible for any project like this, but roughly when will it be ready – any good PM knows this.

    If there’s no bugs, and email subscription is working, that leaves Anonymous Comments to convert, +testing + release etc. Either way, I’m sure Matt has a rough idea in his head about how long until 1.1, even if it’s a ballpark figure. (Matt, im not expecting you to give us even a rough date as people will only keep you to it, and that’s not the sort of pressure you need right now/at all).

    So, when is WordPress 3.0 coming out? What is the likely-hood, given both WP and BBpress’ history, that any existing integration will no longer work with WP3.0? Would it be too pessimistic to think its at least 50/50 that it’ll break?Is it too optomistic to think its 100% likely to work first time?

    If we take the best case scenario, that BBpress1.0.2 works seamlessly with WP2.8, WP2.9 & WP3.0 and that BBpress1.1 works seamlessly with WP2.9 & WP3.0 – what’s going to happen to BBpress once we hit 1.1? Matt’s the sole developer, and there’s no way he’s not going to be involved in some format in WP3.0 not to mention all the WordPress Camps and the usual stuff.

    It either means that BBpress gets handed over to someone else (again), or there’s a large amount of time between BBpress 1.1 and BBpress1.2 as WP3.0 has to be developed and released in between them. Given that BBpress1.1 is effectively cosmetic (2 features with used to work now working again), are we seriously looking at over a year between releases with new functionality?

    And that’s the best case scenario!

    Even if BBpress 1.1 does integrate nicely with 2.9, what if it doesn’t integrate with WP3.0? Are we going to get a patch or a plugin for BBpress 1.1 to make it work with WP3.0 if it doesn’t integrate? Will BBpress integration be Matt’s priority once WP3.0 comes out, given that 1) heck its not a priority now and 2) the plan is to make BBpress a Canonical Plugin from 1.2(-ish) ?

    [21:26 GMT] <photomatt> bbPress will definitely be a WP plugin

    [21:26 GMT] <photomatt> but don’t want to change the data structure decision until 1.2-ish

    No, if BBpress 1.02 or BBpress1.1 don’t integrate with WP2.9 or WP3.0 is Matt or Automattic (cos i’m not wanting to pin this on Matt the person) going to suddenly reverse its decision and make BBpress integration a company priority? Of course not, that makes no sense.

    Realistically, its integrate it now, or accept it ain’t going to be integrated.

    =============================================

    This post looks rather doom and gloom, and I’m sorry for that, it’s not my intention. Here is my intention: Any Project Manager worth his/her salt would look at the above scenario with scepticism/fear/consider-quitting ;-)

    Spending time developing software to hit a target that has 1) moved since first developed (WP2.7 -> WP2.9) and 2) will move again (WP2.9->WP3.0) soon after the software is released is, respectfully, lunacy.

    This madness is then going to be compounded by rewriting the software in less than 6 months time? Then what is the upside/point of BBpress1.1?

    The return of 2 features? The galvanising of the forum? BBpress has bloated in size since 0.9, moved away from what it was originally coded for, and lost useful functionality in the process. Going further down this path simply to rewrite it (mostly) as a WP plugin after 3.0 is out defies logic.

    The only upside is if you can guarantee that BBpress1.1 can integrate with the latest version of WP and the release after that. Otherwise we’re developing software that has a shelf life of 3-4 months at most. Of course that can’t be guaranteed as WordPress Integration isn’t being worked into BBpress1.1.

    If WP3.0 is being worked upon just now, if its in the early Project Management / Scoping stages, why isn’t the idea mooted that BBpress be reworked now as a Canonical Plugin?

    The people that use BBpress now, for the most part, aren’t going anywhere. If we’re here now, we’re locked in to its current form – and we’ve already had to accept that keeping our system secure by keeping up to date with WP is not going to happen, we’ve accepted the last 6 months-ish of no updates.

    BBpress’s major setback has been the fact that it’s on a different release cycle to WordPress and that integration has never been easy, simple, straightforward and infact that integration documentation has never been written.

    By developing BBpress1.1 independent of WP3.0, we confine ourselves to a project that promotes itself with one major selling point that it doesn’t live up to; not to mention waste development time and turn people away from the project.

    The BBpress project is/”was 6 weeks ago” at its lowest point, development had stalled for 6 months, the developer had quit, moderators had quit, plugin developers had quit, integration doesn’t work, plugins don’t work, information on the website is hideously wrong/out of date/wrong/misleading/wrong, the documentation website is now a porn links website etc etc etc.

    From a PM/BA point of view, that’s the perfect time to start scoping and moulding the software to where you want to take it.

    Hold up your hands and say “sorry its gotten like this, we dropped the ball, lets do this in a way we wanted to”. Don’t be tied into the same mistakes by chasing the dragon of “just one more release then we’ll fix integration”.

    If you want BBpress to be a WP plugin, now is the time to develop for that. Take the code that works and run with it, don’t let history repeat itself with the idea of adding more and more to paper over the cracks – when WP updates or Plugins don’t work those cracks are very obvious.

    <br />
    WP:---2.3
    2.5
    2.6
    2.7
    2.8
    2.9
    3.0?
    <br />
    BB:
    0.9
    1.0a
    1.0
    1.1?
    1.2?<br />

    Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it – George Santayana

    =============================================

    Matt,

    please please please read your own blogs: Setting Scope

    What’s our proposal? We take a page from the world of project management and we make a project plan before we jump into the dev cycle.

    As an open source project, we accomplish more when we work together than we do following individual agendas, and we need to keep our project focused on commonly-agreed-upon goals instead of following tangents…

    Surely, as i stated at the start, the commonly agreed goal is WordPress Integration:

    • Your 3 biggest tags from posts are: WordPress, Integration, Plugin.
    • Every week, you have more posts on WordPress integrations thatn any other single topic.
    • You advertise as one of your key features “wordpress integration”.
    • You hold a poll to see what features people want, “wordpress integration” tops it. Infact it wins with 50% of the votes, or 520% more votes than its nearest competitor.

    While “instead of following tangents whenever a community member starts to take us on one, regardless of whether it’s to follow a cool idea that everyone loves” is:

    • email notification
    • Anonymous Posting

    =============================================

    Thank you all for reading, i know its not a short post,

    Take care.

    #81822
    grassrootspa
    Member

    @michayu & nerieru:

    bbPress can top vBulletin but downgrading it from a standalone product to a more-complicated-to-install WordPress plugin is not the way to go.

    #81820
    michayu
    Member

    “It’s time for Drupal to take on vB4”

    (Some interesting thoughts from Drupal community)

    “vbulletin 4 was released late last year and there seems to be a consensus that it’s a disappointment. Jelsoft (the company that brought us the original software) was bought out and the current developers are, imo, more concerned with quick turnover than delivering a solid project. This thread is not to bash the current programmers, as I’m sure they work very hard. But since vb4 comes with a CMS (a buggy, feature-anemic one at that), now seems like the perfect time for Drupal to take the charge.

    There has never been a fully functional integration between vbulletin and a robust CMS. If a webmaster wants a great CMS and a great forum, we have to settle for a buggy bridge/plugin/module (Drupal/Wordpress to vbulletin). If a webmaster wants true user and content integration with no bugs, we have to settle for the inferior forum (Drupal). A complete solution has been in high demand for years, but I suspect it’s never come to fruition because it would require months of hardcore coding to duplicate the functionality of vbulletin. Maybe programmers feel their time is better spent developing paid services, or contributing to an open source forum like phpBB.”

    Full post:

    http://drupal.org/node/682094

    #83832
    Raize
    Member

    vBulletin comes with this functionality built in, and I find it very useful. I used it for the “School News” category on my forum, where it pulls in headlines from the school newspaper. In this case, they have chosen not to include full text in the RSS Feed, but for feeds that do, it can be readily displayed in the thread that is created. I’m looking for a similar application here, to allow me to pull feeds from other sites in my network and drive traffic to them from my forum community.

    Hope this works out, I’m looking forward to applying it.

    #83916

    In reply to: Link back to main site

    chrishajer
    Participant

    You can edit header.php in your theme file, and just put the link wherever you want in there.

    More reading:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/link-header-image-to-wordpress

    http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Abbpress.org%2Fforums+link+home

    #81817
    grassrootspa
    Member

    @Maurice: I’m with you. Very disappointed to hear bbPress will become a WordPress plugin. Grrr, I do not want to have to install WordPress every single time I want to install bbPress!

    #83896

    In reply to: "Sandbox" theme

    nerieru
    Member

    @chris, I think that’s still faaaaaaaaaar off tbh, and I do hope he reconsiders as well. As a plugin would be bloody slow compared to dedicated software. My honest opinion is it should be 2, standalone and there should be a plugin to make that standalone integrated with wordpress! So people will have a choice. Personally I think this is one of the fastest/most secure forum software out there. It would be as silly as making a wp plugin for bbpress. They should be separate and linkable through plugins. (1 at the wp side, 1 at the bbpress side)

    @HSeatSleeper, I hope you will still continue this, because even if it’s gonna happen it’ll still take a long time till it reaches the stage of WP plugin. Your theme could still be used for the standalone version, even if it becomes obsolete.

    #81816
    Maurice
    Member

    You can always check all the logs here before they’re posted on the blog:

    https://irclogs.wordpress.org/chanlog.php?channel=bbpress

    Cool I din’t know that. It seems bbPress will NOT stay standalone and will be a plugin after 1.2, shame.

    #83788
    ipunkbali
    Member

    @Kamil_D, can u tell me how did you do that? :( i wanna talk to you, please add me on yahoo or msn messenger ipunkbali [at] yahoo.com thx

    #83787
    Michael
    Participant

    I see. There is a thread somewhere here about that. They tried to get this result:

    your.domain.com/<forum-name>/<topic-name>

    I’m sure this will surface one day – it would be nice if it were a plugin that adds to the list of permalink types in the admin panel. I too will be implementing something like this. Nice thing about it is that Google will filter your result into a hierarchical display (breadcrumbs).

    That type of thing will also increase crawling speeds.

    #83785
    Kamil_D
    Member

    Yes, I know about it.

    What I mean is that this kind of link: _http://www.example.com/forum/forum_name/topic_name/ is a little bit better for seo en much more beautiful than this one: _http://www.example.com/forum/topic/topic_name

    And therefore this: _http://www.example.com/forum/forum_name/ instead of that: _http://www.example.com/forum/forum/forum_name

    But my priority is to get faster indexed in Google so I do not worry much about it.

    #83888
    Kamil_D
    Member

    I am happy too that from now on you know i’m not a spammer :)

    In “User photo” plugin for wordpress you can adjust the settings so that if there is no uploaded avatar on the server, then it shows a gravater. So my example is a better alternative then to just use a (standard) gravater.

    #81815
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Null, the log from the December 30 and January 6 logs are up now:

    https://bbpress.org/blog/2010/01/2010-01-06-meetup/

    https://bbpress.org/blog/2010/01/2009-12-30-meetup/

    You can always check all the logs here before they’re posted on the blog:

    https://irclogs.wordpress.org/chanlog.php?channel=bbpress

    #83880

    In reply to: bbpress bug!?

    derek7
    Member

    Well I don’t have this plugin installed!? is it normal!?

    6 Login to your wordpress dashboard. Go to Plugins->Add New-> search for “bbPress Integration” it should be the first one. Install it and activate.

    #81814
    grassrootspa
    Member

    @MrTrip:

    I’m with you re: keeping bbPress standalone.

    I do not want to have to install WordPress every single time I install bbPress.

    #83890

    In reply to: "Sandbox" theme

    grassrootspa
    Member

    The Sandbox theme is awesome…great to see you working on this HSeatSleeper.

    There was talk a while back about bundling Sandbox as a default WordPress theme. It would be great to see this happen and bbPress include a variation as well!

    #82529
    tides
    Member

    Well, I’m totally confused. I followed all the steps in gerikgs explaination. The links from my WP lead through to my forum…..but

    bbpress doesn’t seem to bring the user logon details from the main site.

    The bbpress is not inside the wordpress folder because wordpress is the main site.

    any Ideas would be greatly appreciated.

    BB Press would work better as a plugin for wordpress.just my opinion.

    #83884
    Kamil_D
    Member

    Or u can use 2 plugins:

    1) https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/user-photo-for-bbpress

    2) https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-photo/

    It works very well, i use it on my site http://www.jeansbox.nl/ you can check it.

    WordPress 2.8.4 and bbPress 1.0.2

    #83902

    In reply to: Plugins

    tonicarr
    Member

    Hi Fernando,

    I will check out your list, thanks so much. I looked at your site, since I don’t know Spanish I can only go by what I see. You have done a nice job. When I clicked the link >> Añadir Nuevo » to create a topic and I am not registered you are getting the same error at the top of the page I am getting. The error message is :

    Warning: parse_url(/foro/bb-login.php?re=http://ayudawordpress.com/foro/?new=1) [function.parse-url]: Unable to parse URL in /usr/home/ayudawordpress.com/web/foro/bb-includes/functions.bb-core.php on line 596

    For me it is from the Post Notification Plugin, which is no longer supported.

    Toni

    #83901

    In reply to: Plugins

    Fernando Tellado
    Participant

    It could be a huge list, but here you have my own … I use in my forums: http://ayudawordpress.com/foro/

    – Adsense for bbpress

    – Allow images

    – bbPress notifications http://www.la-school.com/2006/bbpress-notification/

    – bbcode buttons toolbar

    – bbPM

    – bbpress seo tools (recomended v1.0.1 not last that have some errors

    – bbVideo

    – bbPolls

    – support forums

    – hidden forums

    – members online (the widget in the sidebar that shows … that thing)

    – unread posts

    – karma for bbpress

    – simple onlinelist

    – social it

    – subscribe to topic (awesome)

    – human test

    – topic views

    All working in bbPress 1.0.2

    #83725
    agl666
    Member

    I’ve done like you explained.

    First, I’ve exported all IDs into Excel, then fill out new IDs (exactly bigger than can be in WPMU base – starting from 10000), then I searched for duplicate emails in wp_users and bb_users, exported to Excel and changed new_IDs of duplicated users to IDs_from_WPMU (something like that :).

    Then i’ve created array $old=>$new

    $change=array(
    1=>10001,2=>10002,3=>10003,5=>10004,7=>10005,8=>10006,10=>10007,11=>10008,12=>10009,13=>10010,14=>10011,15=>10012,16=>10013,17=>10014,18=>10015,19=>10016,20=>10017,21=>10018,22=>10019,23=>10020,24=>10021,25=>10022,26=>10023,27=>10024,28=>10025,29=>10026,30=>10027,31=>10028,32=>10029,33=>10030,34=>10031,35=>10032,36=>10033,37=>10034,38=>10035,39=>10036,40=>10037,41=>10038,43=>10039,44=>10040,46=>10041,47=>10042,48=>10043,49=>10044,50=>10045,51=>10046,52=>10047,53=>10048,54=>10049,55=>10050,56=>10051,57=>10052,58=>10053,59=>10054,60=>10055,61=>10056,62=>10057,63=>10058,64=>10059,65=>10060,66=>10061,67=>10062,68=>10063,69=>10064,70=>10065,71=>10066,72=>10067,73=>10068,74=>10069,75=>10070,76=>10071,77=>10072,78=>10073,82=>10074,83=>10075,86=>10076,89=>10077,92=>10078,94=>10079,95=>10080,97=>10081,99=>10082,100=>10083,101=>10084,102=>10085,103=>10086,105=>10087,106=>10088,107=>10089,109=>10090,110=>10091,111=>10092,113=>10093,114=>10094,115=>10095,116=>10096,117=>10097,118=>10098,119=>10099,121=>10100,122=>10101,123=>10102,124=>10103,125=>10104,126=>10105,667=>10106,669=>10107,670=>10108,671=>10109,672=>10110,673=>10111,675=>10112,676=>10113,678=>10114,679=>10115,680=>10116,681=>10117,682=>10118,683=>10119,684=>10120,685=>10121,686=>10122,687=>10123,688=>10124,689=>10125,690=>10126,691=>10127,692=>10128,693=>10129,695=>10130,696=>10131,697=>10132,698=>10133,699=>10134,700=>10135,701=>10136,702=>10137,703=>10138,704=>10139,705=>10140,706=>10141,707=>10142,708=>10143,710=>10144,711=>10145,712=>10146,713=>10147,715=>10148,716=>10149,717=>10150,718=>10151,719=>10152,720=>10153,721=>10154,722=>10155,723=>10156,724=>10157,726=>10158,727=>10159,728=>10160,729=>10161,730=>10162,731=>10163,732=>10164,733=>10165,734=>10166,735=>10167,736=>10168,739=>10169,740=>10170,741=>10171,742=>10172,743=>10173,744=>10174,745=>10175,746=>10176,747=>10177,748=>10178,750=>10179,751=>10180,752=>10181,753=>10182,755=>10183,756=>10184,759=>10185,761=>10186,762=>10187,763=>10188,767=>10189,769=>10190,771=>10191,772=>10192,773=>10193,774=>10194,775=>10195,776=>10196,777=>10197,779=>10198,780=>10199,794=>10200,795=>10201,796=>10202,797=>10203,798=>10204,799=>10205,801=>10206,803=>10207,810=>10208,811=>10209,815=>10210,837=>10211,842=>10212,847=>10213,848=>10214,857=>10215,861=>10216,871=>10217,872=>10218,880=>10219,905=>10220,926=>10221,936=>10222,937=>10223,943=>10224,944=>10225,955=>10226,961=>10227,962=>10228,964=>10229,965=>10230,967=>10231,968=>10232,969=>10233,972=>10234,973=>10235,974=>10236,976=>10237,977=>10238,978=>10239,979=>10240,980=>10241,981=>10242,982=>10243,983=>10244,985=>10245,987=>10246,988=>10247,993=>10248,994=>10249,996=>10250,997=>10251,998=>10252,999=>10253,1000=>10254,1001=>10255,1002=>10256,1003=>10257,1008=>10258,1011=>10259,1018=>10260,1019=>10261,1021=>10262,1024=>10263,1061=>10264,1062=>10265,1063=>10266,1064=>10267,1065=>10268,1073=>10269,1074=>10270,1076=>10271,1077=>10272,1078=>10273,1090=>10274,1091=>10275,1092=>10276,1093=>10277,1094=>10278,1096=>10279,1097=>10280,1098=>10281,1099=>10282,1101=>10283,1102=>10284,1103=>10285,1104=>10286,1128=>10287,1129=>10288,1130=>10289,1131=>10290,1132=>10291,1133=>10292,1135=>10293,1136=>10294,1137=>10295,1138=>10296,1139=>10297,1140=>10298,1143=>10299,1144=>10300,1145=>10301,1212=>10302,1408=>10303,1410=>10304,1412=>10305,1413=>10306,1415=>10307,1416=>10308,1417=>10309,1418=>10310,1419=>10311,1420=>10312,1421=>10313,1422=>10314,1423=>10315,1424=>10316,1425=>10317,1426=>10318,1427=>10319,1428=>10320,1429=>10321,1430=>10322,1431=>10323,1432=>10324,1433=>10325,1434=>10326,1435=>10327,1436=>10328,1437=>10329,1438=>10330,1439=>10331,1440=>10332,1441=>10333,1442=>10334,1443=>10335,1444=>10336,1445=>10337,1446=>10338,1447=>10339,1448=>10340,1449=>10341,1450=>10342,
    10001=>5,10002=>31,10050=>1095,10205=>22,10267=>23,10055=>2,10274=>40,10280=>32,10306=>15,10303=>1096,10314=>29,10322=>11,10327=>9,10325=>35,10341=>1092);

    echo "
    <pre>";
    foreach($change as $old=>$new){
    echo"
    UPDATE bb_users SET ID=$new WHERE ID=$old;
    UPDATE bb_usermeta SET user_id=$new WHERE user_id=$old;
    UPDATE bb_topics SET topic_poster=$new WHERE topic_poster=$old;
    UPDATE bb_topics SET topic_last_poster=$new WHERE topic_last_poster=$old;
    UPDATE bb_term_relationships SET user_id=$new WHERE user_id=$old;
    UPDATE bb_posts SET poster_id=$new WHERE poster_id =$old;
    ";

    }
    echo"</pre>
    ";

    This script returns SQL code changing old_IDs to new_IDs everywhere (or everywhere I could find) in bb_* tables.

    And, finally, export bb_users and import it to wp_users.

    Note!

    Use “Complete inserts” and REPLACE or UPDATE instead of INSERT, otherwise you will get 1) incomplete query (cause wp_users have 2-3 additional columns) 2)”duplicatу key” error

    #32802

    Topic: Plugins

    in forum Plugins
    tonicarr
    Member

    Hi All,

    I am back on to bbPress and have decided to work at configuring my forum. I have read through the bbPress forum and blog but have not found a post regarding the best plugins. What are the top 5-10 plugins you would recommend to make the forum work efficiently. I know it depends on what you are trying to do, but there has to be a list with the best add on’s.

    So far I have added the following:

    • Bozo Users – Allows moderators to mark certain users as a “bozo”. Bozo users can post, but their content is only visible to themselves.
    • Post Notification – Sends an Notification email if there’s a new post to an favorite topic.

      This plugin has some bugs.

    • Simple Google Adsense
    • Akismet

    Also, is there a plugin / widget for WordPress that shows the activity on the forum?

    Thanks for helping. I am looking forward to making bbPress a workable tool on my blog.

    #32801

    Topic: "Sandbox" theme

    in forum Installation
    Hard Seat Sleeper
    Participant

    What bbpress really needs is it’s “SANDBOX” theme. This was the groundbreaking wordpress theme that really took the platform to another level by giving themers a “clean slate” on which to work.

    I recently updated Sandbox for wp 2.9 (http://selfevidenthotdogs.com/sandbox/) and have a mind to create something similar for bbpress. This will take some time, I’m no genius.

    If someone else is working on this already, please let me know, we can work together on it.

    #83724
    Hard Seat Sleeper
    Participant

    Yes sorry, I should have explained more.

    I just did something similar with a single install of wp.

    Keep in mind that when you use wp for user data, it will use all the ids in the wp_users table. When you click the option to use that db for user data, it doesn’t merge anything at all! So for example, if one user has an id of 5 in bbpress, when you use the wp db for user data whoever is 5 in that db suddenly gets the bbpress guy’s data.

    So! To get your data into shape, what you need to do is map the bbpress guys to the wp guys. So 5 in wp should be the same guy in bbpress. You might need to change the id of that user in the bbpress db.

    Also! there is a bbpress user metadata table, so be sure to change the id there, too.

    This is how I tackled it. There might be an easier way, or some tool, but if there is, I couldn’t find it. I just did some SQL on the db directly to get it structured as I needed it, then turned on integration.

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