Import/Export

Writing code on your website using GeSHi? Maybe you'd like that code to be compiled automatically for you?

The Compile GeSHi Node module offers an interface for this purpose. It is a bit of manual setup, but you're a programmer, so it shouldn't scare you a bit. Get ready to compile your code without having to run make in your command line and copy/paste the code from your text files to your browser!

Import or aggregrate Commerce entities (e.g. products) using Feeds

Import/Export allows new content and updates to existing content to be deployed from one Drupal database to another repeatedly while keeping track of IDs on the source and destination systems.

Nodes/node revisions, sites (from the Sites module), files, and menus, and variables (from the variables table) are currently supported.

In development:
- Taxonomy deployment
- User deployment

This module is a contributed module for the The eXtensible Catalog (XC) Drupal Toolkit module. Its purpose is to provide an exporting functionality to XC scheme records to common bibliographical formats like RefWorks.

A Feeds processor plugin that can be used to populate the fields of a content type using a remote source. It uses Feeds' attachment ability to make Feeds-based import workflows more extensible.

It allows you to use the Feeds module as an importer for single objects instead of only lists of items. In Feeds' terms, the Feed is also the Feed Item / Feed Node.

In most cases, the Node Processor is configured with a type of node you want to create, and with this you don't need that option.

Incremental Deploy is built on top of Deploy module. In conjunction with Services module, Deploy makes it possible to package up content such as nodes, users and taxonomy terms, and send them via XMLRPC calls to a remote Drupal site.

Drupal 8 Version

The 8.x-dev version currently is undergoing a massive streamlining in the translations-export and translaions-import commands to eventually move this component to core (#1820542: Make customized translations deployable). Please check on updates for syntax changes. If you want to track this or help, see #2922656: Roadmap to stable D8 release.

Overview

Drush commands allowing languages to be added, switched, enabled, disabled, imported, exported and update prefix from the commandline. This module only provides drush commands, so you will see no functionality in the UI.

The main idea - to provide universal interface using feeds module for doubleway syncing
- content type fields (cck (d6), field api (d7)) with object fields from openerp
- openerp object fields with fields from drupal content type (mostly usefull for Product(drupal) <-> product.product model(openerp))

A transport layer for Drupal-to-Drupal data, which aims to provide a common base on which to build services-based applications between Drupal sites.

In (reasonably) plain English:

Biblio Advanced Import is an add-on for the Bibliography Module.

Instead of creating duplicate biblio records during imports, existing ones can be updated or the import can be skipped depending on a configurable duplicate detection strategy.

You can use an out of the box strategy or configure your own.

How to detect duplicates?

Use one or combine multiple of these strategies: