I'm looking to migrate a site that has a property listing. The data for the property listing is done via an FTP import of one or more XML files that updates once every hour or so.
I'm quite taken with Drupal and would like to use it to manage the site, however I don't know if there's any module or such that is capable of doing hourly grabs of property data over FTP.
Is this possible in Drupal or would I have to code something outside of drupal and use a cron job to import the data?
I have a client requirement to use Drupal for an existing website, but the process of converting the entire site to Drupal is currently not do-able in our timescale or budget.
Instead, it's been suggested we use Drupal as our CMS and backend, then query it via some kind of API or SQL calls, and use the raw data returned to build the parts of the main site we need to show the end user. This seems like a really good compromise to me.
I hope this is the correct place to ask this, if nto I appologize. I am currently trying to use the moodle Connector https://drupal.org/project/moodle_connector on my new site and have installed the module and its dependencies. The problem is I have no idea how t set it up and not able to find any documentation for it. Coming to Drupal from Joomla.
Can anyone point me in the right direction for help with this?
I have to upgrade a large database from 6.x to 7.x and the cck content type has fields that must to be included beforeinsert.
In drupal 6.x I just used hook_nodeapi like this:
I am reasonably new to Drupal and have a question about converting a site I am building. It is a fictional site that I am building for a college development course.
The site will contain a shopping cart that will be built using the PHP framework CodeIgniter.
At the end of the project I am planning to convert my site into a Drupal theme but I was wondering if it is still possible to use the same shopping cart I create in CodeIgniter as part of the Drupal site?