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The FeedAPI Language Filter is a simple add-on for the FeedAPI Item Filter module that allows incoming feed items to be fil

Updated 10/2013: This project was created a number of years ago to fill a need but was abandoned in early development.

The Save to FTP module allows for saving a node as a .html file on a FTP Server.

After a node has been saved, and a path is given, if the user has been given the "Save to FTP" permission a form is added on the node edit page which is activated by selecting the "Publish to FTP" button.

How SaveToFTP compares to other Contributed Modules

SaveToFTP has one main purpose, export nodes as .html files to a FTP Server. In my use case, the FTP Server is also a web server, so I use this module to export static .html to a web server that doesn't have PHP on it. This way I have a static version of the site without the overhead of PHP/Drupal, but can still use Drupal for the content management.

[Server with Drupal] ----> [FTP/Web Server]

Please see the Import / Export wiki page for a full comparison of import/export modules similar to this one.

7.x-1.x release

This is the initial release of the 7.x. branch. It has been used on a clean install of Drupal 7 and found to work.

To Dos: Add tests and features
Seeking sponsorship to create a Save to S3 option

6.x-2.x releases

The module automatically handles all html, css, and js.

5.x releases

5.x is deprecated. If you still want a 5.x. release you can find it here: http://drupal.org/node/433922/release

This project includes a client-server set of modules designed to implemenet centralized activity logging from client drupal site(s) to a master server.

This module removes the DiggBar that Digg.com adds to outgoing links and changes the shortened URL to the actual URL. It can also optionally redirect to a specific page.

This module integrates rules with browscap, to allow for conditional actions based on the browser that is being used.

Here is a comparison of similar modules.