Nitin,
Thank you again for the Imagegrabber module. It's working great on my development site.

I noticed that the creator of the FeedAPI module (and many FeedAPI related modules) "alex_b" (http://drupal.org/user/53995) is moving away from the FeedAPI module to a new module called Feeds (http://drupal.org/project/feeds). He explains more about it in a post entitled "Good bye FeedAPI, hello Feeds" (http://developmentseed.org/blog/2009/nov/03/good-bye-feedapi-hello-feeds).

My new website will depend heavily on importing RSS feeds and I very happy with FeedAPI Imagegrabber. My questions is, do you plan to supoort the new Feeds module? If so, I will move to this new module for handling my RSS feeds. If not, I will just stay with the FeedAPI group of modules.

Thank you very much,
Scott

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publicmind commented
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Status: Active » Postponed

Scott,

While Feeds module seems to be quite promising, it is still in its alpha stage and authors mention of no timeline about the full release of the module. I certainly do have plans to support the feeds module but not just yet for D6. Of course, FeedAPI ImageGrabber will have a D7 version for Feeds (Feeds ImageGrabber maybe), but D6 version have to wait until sometime as of now.

Thanks.

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iaminawe commented

I too would be interested in this...
I have a similar issue with wanting to upgrade to feeds but this module is too useful to lose this functionality.

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publicmind commented

hi,

i have already started with the development of Feeds Image Grabber module, which will support the feeds module. It is still in the development stage, as I am still pondering over some efficiency issues.

thanks for the support.

publicmind

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publicmind commented
Status: Postponed » Fixed

hi,

Feeds Image Grabber has been released today. Its still in beta as it needs sufficient load testing before final release.

regards,

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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