I cannot get html table rows to import as separate records into a content type. I would be using xml if I had the choice, but I don't.
The html page is pasted below.
I exported the importer text and pasted it below. I've tried all the combinations of the xpath parameters. I noticed xpath outside of drupal does not use a context path. Why is drupal using a context path? This example imorts 11 identical records each looking like this:
I have my own custom module on Drupal 7 and I would need to take some code from *.module and organize it to the separate files.
But can not find tutorial or reference, what sugest it.
For example:
files[] = my_file.inc
in *.info does not run (if there are hooks in this referenced file).
I could include intended files with php's "include" command, but as I watched on some contrib modules, it is not used, so probably not needed - and so I suppose, nor is it right coding way...
Hi everyone, I state that it's the first time that I find myself using drupal.
I migrated a site to drupal on a new server.
The current version of drupale is 7.65 and I passed drupal from php 5 to php 7.
I solved several problems with switching to php 7 using different patches.
The only problem I can't solve is adding a product to the cart that gives me this error:
I am starting to format my drupal 7 site to look like I want it do.
I have an empty block on the home page on the right side that I want to put a module in. I am thinking about a nice accordian menu or tree menu. How do I add a module to a block in drupal 7?
Hi, I have drupal 7 page that I need to upgrade - new domain, new modules, new names.
I get the domain, I have installed the modules and now I want to change many confusing views/custom modules names (machine names also). So I thought I export and update database by some text editor and changing all those names then import it back.
But something went wrong - for example "Notice: unserialize(): Error at offset 2080 of 3676 bytes in views_db_object->load_row() (line 2307 of /sites/all/modules/views/includes/view.inc)."