Hi guys,
I'm in the process of migrating my contents from xaraya to drupal, but now stuck while trying to import average voting values for each article into drupal.
I think in xaraya there is no table which store the users' vote value and node id, instead it only save the average rating and total vote per node. So, is there any table in drupal which I could set the initial average value for my imported nodes? I've looked into votingapi_cache table, but I think if I import/update the average and count values there, they will be overwritten whenever a user casts a new vote.
I've got more than 2GB of [static] content in 30K pages, and am trying to figure out how to convert that all to drupal. So - any suggestions? Please email me directly @ gorton@theworld.com
I'm trying to convert a very amateur page that I created many years ago into a Drupal site. This is my first time using Drupal. So far everything's going well, and I finished most of the simple stuff. Now I've started moving on to more complicated things like image galleries etc, and I'm not sure which modules or what strategy I should be using to convert my content.
The page is at: http://www.holytransfigurationmonastery.org. In particular, I would really appreciate it if someone with experience can give me advice on how to convert the "Pictures of Clothing Articles" page (http://www.holytransfigurationmonastery.org/index.html?/clothing/index.s..., you probably will have to click on the "Pictures of Clothing Articles" link on left side of body), which is the most simple of my next steps. Do you think I should use a specific module in order to display the small number of images that I have? Or do you think I should code the entire thing using simple code with tables? I still haven't found out what the best way is in Drupal to have a linked image which leads to a page with a larger version of the image. The problem is that I'm not in need of simple "slideshows" or conventional "image galleries", because the products are meant to be organized in very small, specific groups, and not as a large album to be flipped through from start to end.