Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Feeds Tamper
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
16 Sep 2011 at 15:03 UTC
Updated:
12 Jul 2014 at 00:46 UTC
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Comment #1
alexmoreno commentedim interested on this, exploding some fields in multiple nodes
Comment #2
manu manuHi urwen,
Actually this feature will not explode fields into nodes, it will allow you to tamper feed nodes like standalone feeds importers.
I managed to implement this, but I lack time to format a proper patch.
Comment #3
twistor commentedFeeds Tamper will work on any feed that Feeds creates. It is configured per importer, so any feed created will get the same modifications.
Comment #4
twistor commented#2, Creating new nodes from a single field is not something it currently does. I might be confused, but these seem like very different issues.
Comment #5
manu manuHi Twistor,
Indeed. Standalone importers are only a part of Feeds features. The idea is to be able to configure it by feed node also.
Here is my use case: A product importer is attached to product feed nodes, creating product nodes. Thats because the feed url is proper to each product feed. The goal is to be able to:
Importer level tampering should be applied before feed node level importer.
I've done some several modifications to Feeds Tamper to achieve this, bringing it closer to Feeds architecture: importers are identified by a composite key (importer_id + feed_node_id, if feed_node_id == 0 then it's a standalone importer).
Basically these mods adds a $feed_node_id on most Tamper helpers, a new column feed_node_id and a Tamper tab on feed nodes:
I'm willing to submit a patch with this mods, and may speed up this if you or someone is interested.
Comment #6
alexmoreno commentedmanu manu, could i help you in this? I'm willing to contribute more "seriously" on Drupal and patching modules could be a good start :-)
Comment #7
twistor commentedI actually started this project by making it configurable per feed, and it was a nightmare.
It's not worth the complexity, plus it won't work with Features.