Importing Joomla 1.5.23 to Drupal 7 by using Feeds I'm trying to migrate Joomla 1.5 to Drupal 7 by using Feeds Module. I have tried the "Joomla to Drupal" with no luck. And the "Migrate" module requires some PHP coding, which I'm not an expert on this.

Question 1 - So, my question is which phpMyAdmin database for "Node Import" when I import CSV to Drupal? I know "jos_users" is for the "User import". What about the rest of them? 

Question 2 - How to import Joomla user password by using Feeds? The password format seems different.

Question 3 - How and where can I import the url formatting?

For details, please see below of my Joomla phpMyAdmin database list.

Thanks!

jos_banner
jos_bannerclient
jos_bannertrack
jos_categories
jos_components
jos_com_file_index
jos_com_file_index_errors
jos_contact_details
jos_content
jos_content_frontpage
jos_content_rating
jos_core_acl_aro
jos_core_acl_aro_backup
jos_core_acl_aro_groups
jos_core_acl_aro_map
jos_core_acl_aro_sections
jos_core_acl_aro_wtf
jos_core_acl_groups_aro_map
jos_core_acl_groups_aro_map_wtf
jos_core_log_items
jos_core_log_searches
jos_funrecaptcha
jos_groups
jos_jce_groups
jos_jce_plugins
jos_jcomments
jos_jcomments_custom_bbcodes
jos_jcomments_reports
jos_jcomments_settings
jos_jcomments_subscriptions
jos_jcomments_version
jos_jcomments_votes
jos_jobline_jobs
jos_jobline_jobs_types
jos_jobline_types
jos_jxcomments_comments
jos_jxcomments_ratings
jos_jxcomments_ratings_members
jos_jxcomments_threads
jos_jxtended
jos_menu
jos_menu_types
jos_messages
jos_messages_cfg
jos_migration_backlinks
jos_modules
jos_modules_menu
jos_newsfeeds
jos_plugins
jos_polls
jos_poll_data
jos_poll_date
jos_poll_menu
jos_redirects
jos_sbxss_categories
jos_sbxss_slides
jos_sections
jos_session
jos_stats_agents
jos_taxonomy
jos_taxonomy_config
jos_taxonomy_elements
jos_taxonomy_filters
jos_taxonomy_map
jos_templates_menu
jos_users
jos_weblinks
jos_xmap
jos_xmap_ext
jos_xmap_sitemap
I've never considered how you would use Feeds to import from a database, but it works great for migrating content when that content is in a "feed".

If you have to use the DB, then there is Feeds SQL and Feeds DB, but I think both require you to write a query. That said, if you are using phpMyAdmin then when you "open" any of those tables phpMyAdmin will show the query it's running.

If you are able to expose your content as an xml/rss feed, a JSON feed, , or etc. then thing become very straight forward.

Using the Feeds Preview module may help you get your mapping correct.

You should be able to import the node alias (path) along with the content.