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This is the first release of the 7.x port of Save to FTP.
A lot of work went into porting the 6.x features to meet Drupal 7.x's requirements, as well as code was cleaned up and re-done.
New features include a greatly minimized process for getting all the necessary javascript, css, and image files necessary to render the static version of a node page. This means a single node should transfer to your FTP server in a matter of a second or two, as opposed to a minute or two before.
This release brings code into standard level code compliance and adds significant new features to address http://drupal.org/node/436016 Basically bringing in the functionality to reliably send all of the css, js, and images, and html of a node to an external FTP server.
There is also an additional bit of HTML cleanup available if the QueryPath module is enabled, but it is not required.
This release brings code into standard level code compliance and adds significant new features to address http://drupal.org/node/436016 Basically bringing in the functionality to reliably send all of the css, js, and images, and html of a node to an external FTP server.
There is also an additional bit of HTML cleanup available if the QueryPath module is enabled, but it is not required.
Added call to permission check and added a test to see if the node add already been saved at least once before giving the publish to ftp option. This should solve some confusion where a person would create a new node and try to publish it to ftp immediately without saving it. Nodes MUST be saved FIRST before publishing to FTP. Hopefully more bug fixes to come soon.
Main fix is for this feature request which i put in: http://drupal.org/node/436016 Now, you can automatically have the html for the page you are exporting to ftp generated from your current drupal setup, so all the js, css, and other such files will be sent to the ftp server automatically when saving the node to ftp. Everything except the sites folder is currently being sent, because unfortunately it has too many files usually and causes a timeout.
Main fix is for this feature request which i put in: http://drupal.org/node/436016 Now, you can automatically have the html for the page you are exporting to ftp generated from your current drupal setup, so all the js, css, and other such files will be sent to the ftp server automatically when saving the node to ftp. Everything except the sites folder is currently being sent, because unfortunately it has too many files usually and causes a timeout.
Added in some more permissions on the node page
Fixes two bugs, one is a bug related to inserting inline javascript. http://drupal.org/node/434658
The second is a bug related to if a user fails to enter a path. Now requires a path be entered on nodes when Save to FTP is enabled.
Fixes two bugs, one is a bug related to inserting inline javascript. http://drupal.org/node/434658
The second is a bug related to if a user fails to enter a path. Now requires a path be entered on nodes when Save to FTP is enabled.
This is the first release of the Save to FTP module. It has been tested to run on D5 and is in production use, however it has not been extensively used or tested so please test it out first before using it on a production system.