data

(Here's a post which I originally posted at: http://www.freewayprojects.com/2013/08/maybe-we-should-use-separate-drup... )

OK, we’re looking at the development and deployment question.

This is a big area of interest for me. I’ve actually created a framework for development and deployment of web applications (primarily Drupal) and it is at:

https://github.com/SSVC/pullpush/wiki

Jag får dessa konstiga felmeddelanden, som jag inte vet hur jag skall göra för att lösa problemet:

Field drup_field_data_field_date.field_date_value: no Schema type for mysql type datetime.
Field drup_field_data_field_date.field_date_value2: no Schema type for mysql type datetime.
Field drup_field_revision_field_date.field_date_value: no Schema type for mysql type datetime.
Field drup_field_revision_field_date.field_date_value2: no Schema type for mysql type datetime.
field_data_field_date.field_date_value: no type for Schema type datetime:normal.

Hi,

I have a module which will export nodes, taxonomy terms and users from a Drupal site to data files. These data files can then be imported into another Drupal site which has the module installed.

The easiest way to try out this module is to:

• Install it on a test site.
• Create some content.
• Install the module.
• Export nodes (or terms or users) to a data file.
• Delete the data.
• Import the the previously created data file.
• Marvel at the data which has now been re-created.

So, I'm a Drupal n00b and I'm trying to display some data from an external MySQL database in a View. I found a Module called Data that says it can do what I want, however, there is no documentation and I have NO idea where to begin with it.

Do any of you guys/gals have experience with this module?

I could really appreciate some pointers.

Thank you in advance!!!

Hi,

The previously mentioned new data export and import module has been extensively updated.

Now, all content types can be exported and imported - as well as the taxonomy terms.

I would appreciate some help with getting the module reviewed. The project is at:

http://drupal.org/sandbox/bailey86/1278830

and the issue is at:

http://drupal.org/node/1330454

Hi,

NB - The module has now been extensively developed and both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 versions are available. The module is at:

http://drupal.org/project/data_export_import

This module is designed to be part of a whole dev/staging/live deployment process.

Basically, you can push development changes up to a beta copy of a new site - and then using the Data Export Import module you can export data from a live site and then import that data into the beta site to produce a new version of the site.

Hello, I am trying to create an infograph about Drupal showcasing its strengths and advantages, especially showing how it has grown since it's inception, numbers of modules and themes by year possibly, ect... or any other Ideas I may not have thought of. I am not a Drupal user myself(yet), so if anyone has any Ideas I would be welcome to them. If anyone has any good links to data or any data or know anyone who would have this information it would be a great help.

Have you got a great suggestion for a new and innovative way to use library data but maybe not the technical skills to bring that idea to life? Submit an idea for an application or data mashup to be eligible for this prize. Your idea might then be developed by someone else as an application or mashup as part of Libraryhack. For inspiration have a look at the list of data sets to be made available by the participating libraries and from February 8, submit an idea. You can enter as many times as you like.

I'm vaguely competent in Drupal basics but I keep hitting a bit of a wall. I'm building a site that would allow people to log in, set themselves up as a provider or a consumer (so to speak), and fill in details about who they are or what they need. Then the site could suggest to the consumers what providers are in their area and might meet their needs. I'd also like to allow for commenting on providers and consumers and rating them.

I hope this isn't too vague, but that's the gist.

Hallo, liebe Gemeinschaft,