Import and export

Shopzilla PPC integration for merchants and retailers

Shopzilla is a leading shopping site popular across the globe. Shopzilla is a powerful method of PPC advertising for retailers. If you are running an ecommerce/shopping site, you will be tempted to publish your products to shopzilla store. However, it takes a lot of time to find get proper documentation from shopzilla staff for publishing/uploading your products. We have undergone this process and hence I hope this module help a lot of people in the drupal community. Once your products are published in shopzilla website, you would be able to generate a lot of sales as there are large number of affiliates for shopzilla.

This module was developed and sponsored by Param Projects For Perfection

What does this module do for retailer's business development?

For non-techies, here is the simple explanation - this module is the best and fastest way to build affiliates through shopzilla network. Feel free to contact us if you need help in setting it up.

STEP BY STEP GUIDE

Assuming you have set up ubercart and created products, follow the instructions below.

1) Upload the module into sites/all/modules folder of your drupal installation.

Snapit is a version control system for Drupal settings, blocks, views, roles and permissions, for use in deployments or setting up a new Drupal installation based on a previous configuration. Snapit creates a snapshot of those implementers and with that allows exporting, importing, reverting and comparing changes.

"Tired of deploying by setting your configuration changes twice? Just Snapit!"

Snapit allows you to:

• Create a snapshot of selected parts of the configuration,
• View the differences between different snapshots (like diffing revisions),
• Export snapshots for use in deployments (including sigining the export),
• Import snapshots (with automatically setting a system restore point).

There are some modules around that help in fixing the ever-difficult problem of succesfully deploy between development, staging and production environments, the difference between those modules and Snapit are mostly focused on:

• A lightweight solution;
  we think you shouldn't punish visitors with a slow website, just because you had to install 10+ modules to do the job.
• Provide insight in deployments;
  we believe deploying shouldn't feel like a blind-folded deploy-and-pray experience, comfort by knowing what is going to happen is important.

Provides import functionality for Quiz questions.

Export feature for Views not yet fully supported right now. We have Views Bonus Pack and Views Export XLS.

This module provides a new Processor for the Feeds module. It allows for the consumption of Atom/NodeRDF feeds generated by the Views Atom module.

That's right, this pair of modules allows for full node replication between Drupal sites over Atom!

There is no mapping table for received fields. Rather, CCK fields and taxonomy terms present in nodes represented in the incoming feed will be mapped to identically named CCK fields and taxonomy terms on the receiving side. Fields that are not present will be ignored.

That is, if you are receiving a node with a field named "field_bob", and the node type you've selected to save to in the Feeds configuration has a "field_bob" on it, it will be populated identically to the remote node. If not, that incoming field will be ignored.

File transfer is also supported! The Feeds Atom module will call back to the original site and download files stored in a filefield field as needed. There is also duplicate checking so that an incoming file that is repeated multiple times will only be downloaded and stored once, and then referenced multiple times. Hook-based implementation allows for additional processing to be added by 3rd party modules.

If anyone would like this module, feel free to ask.

A plugin for the Feeds module that allows you to run regular expressions on incoming data. Not for the faint of heart.