Provide the ability to get Feeds to make new nodes based on existing ones.
Drupal6 only so far, as the business need for original dev was to enhance Aegir site provisioning - D7 may come later, it's small.
Entity Share is an all in one module allowing you to share some entities like node, field collection, taxonomy, medias etc between different Drupal instances.
This module allows to share entities using the JSON API. It provides an UI to use the endpoints provided by the JSON API module.
You can define one website as a "server" and another website as a "client".
Currently you can only, on the client website, get content exposed from the server website. You can't push content from the client website to the server website.
This project has been moved over to the official project, Feeds extensible parsers.
This sandbox is kept for a while until the workaround below is no longer needed.
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Entity XLIFF FTP is a Drupal extension that introduces a localization workflow whereby editors or administrators can push XLIFF files to a remote server via SFTP, then pull down processed XLIFF files when they're ready (either manually, or automatically on cron).
This extension was designed specifically to work with SDL WorldServer, but can theoretically be used with any FTP server or FTP-enabled translation management system.
A submodule of Entity Documentation that exports documentation of vocabularies.
Entity Documentation
Core Taxonomy
No problems at the moment.
Provides a KML Parser for the Feeds module.
This module is Alpha quality and is not extensively tested. Use at your own risk. Patches/co-maintainers welcome.
This module is useful to generate an excel file by clicking a link that points to an url created by the module.
Excel Generator Url provides an URL that forces the download of the excel file.
The content of the excel file should be recorded on the $_SESSION array before the link is clicked but alternatively you can call the function directly passing the same structured array of data as parameter.
The 'Validate Data' module allows a developer to add a validation test function to any input field available on a node or web form. We call these entities or functions "validators". This module helps you by building the java and php code needed to test the input data after it is submitted via a "mouse click out" or "tabbing out" of the input field (if JAVA is enabled). A message is display immediately if the data did not meet the criteria. Additional, if the JAVA is available the save button will be disabled until the faulty fields have been corrected. When the module is enabled a directory (/validate_data) and pair of files are created in the sites "Public file system path". If that directory does not contain a "files" directory a warning message is displayed.
