Import/Export

• Given a feed that contains an URL or filepath - fetch that file into the CMS and register it as a file attachment field
• Given a feed that contains an URL or filepath - fetch that files text contents and save the content in a textfield

This is about processing the content data of a feed and resolving a reference (an URL) into content, not about fetching the feed source itself. Hence it's primarily a tamper process, and only a fetcher after that.

Feeds_tamper module is not a strict requirement unless you need to do rewriting on the fly. Out of the box, this module allows you to map to file fields, and will quietly download the file in the background without any further configuration.

Import a normal article RSS feed that supplies its images as enclosures

<link rel="enclosure" type="image/jpeg" href="https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5559/30102441272_3cf8a1f6de_b.jpg" />

and get the image to my local site, attached as a normal file, and rendered in my local teasers using image styles etc.
This happens immediately as soon as you start mapping an URL into a file field 'url' using the Feeds processor mapper.

OR

Import a media rss style feed :

<rss version="2.0" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
...
<item>
<title>RE.8 Rear cockpit diagram</title>
<link>http://thevintageaviator.co.nz/node/2800</link>
<media:content url="http://thevintageaviator.co.nz/files/images/re-8-gallery/screensize/re8-202-re-8-rear-cockpit-diagram.screensize.jpg"/>
</item>

And use Feeds to import each of create a https://drupal.org/project/media_gallery">Media Gallery local copy of all that data.

Provides a Feeds fetcher presenting a textarea in which to be imported content can be pasted into.

CMK is a configuration management kit based on ctools and features.

Overview

This module aims to provide a vCard attachment for views in a similar way as the views built in feeds system does.

The existing vCards modules vCard and vCard Field work with either Profile2 data, or data the user has to enter himself. There was however no solution for websites that use the Core profile system. This module attempts to fill that gap. (But should in theory be able to use all content that views has access to.)

Overview

The File Scanner module is a utility module that allows to analyse files
locally recursively inside a folder.
During the parsing, the module opens each file - that matches a user-defined
allowed file extension -, opens it as an HTML document and tries to find a
user-defined HTML element (tag, attribute or even text) matching a CSS3
selector with the help of QueryPath library.
Each match is stored in the database grouped per analysis. Each analysis can
then be viewed through the interface, providing a statistics summary.

Allows entity reference fields imported by feeds to append to the existing values rather than overwrite.

Especially useful when you want multiple sources to update the same set of nodes (multiple sources updating the same set of nodes requires the following patch - https://drupal.org/node/1539224#comment-8375315).

Introduction

This Drush extension is meant for individual field data manipulation from commandline. It uses Drush commandline interface. Aim is to be able to perform all CRUD operations and more on all data in all core field types and contributed field types. Some fields have field-specific support other fields have general support.

Migrates nodes (Drupal 6) to webform submissions (Drupal 7).
e.g. Retrieves all nodes of type 'article' and fills up a webform by creating one submission for each node.

This module is designed to provide a way to export submission data from entityform module.

Motivation

Create user friendly CSV download utility for Entityform submissions.

HowTo use it

• Enable module
• Open Entityform types manage page (/admin/structure/entityform_types)
• Click on link "Export to csv" opposite to the necessary submission type.
• Use it

Features

• Add Batch API for large data

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This module provides a generic RESTful API for all content entities. It extends the core REST API with better support for translations, revisions, file attachments, UUID references etc.