Drupal 7 Port of FIG

Looking for this one too... Any news?

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Nimi

same for me..

I'm waiting for this release too.

Me too... Are there large requirements needed to upgrade this to work with D7? I'm willing to put in some work.

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I am not a coder, but I've taken the latest DEV and ran it through the coder module at http://upgrade.boombatower.com/

The resulting patch is attached, but there are 11 bugs to be fixed as it seems, three of them critical.

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feeds_imagegrabber/feeds_imagegrabber.module
Summary
minor: 4, normal: 1, critical: 3, ignored: 0
Details
+11: [critical] Module .info files must now specify all loadable code files explicitly.
+40: [critical] Parameters to hook_form_alter have changed.
+81: [normal] Use "elseif" in place of "else if"
+173: [critical] hook_nodeapi_xxx() has been renamed to hook_node_xxx().
+647: [minor] in most cases, replace the string function with the drupal_ equivalent string functions
+648: [minor] in most cases, replace the string function with the drupal_ equivalent string functions
+844: [minor] @see should always be in a comment block rather than as an inline comment.
+870: [minor] in most cases, replace the string function with the drupal_ equivalent string functions

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feeds_imagegrabber/feeds_imagegrabber.install
Summary
minor: 0, normal: 3, critical: 0, ignored: 0
Details
+69: [normal] Use st() instead of t() in hook_install(), hook_uninstall() and hook_update_N()
+69: [normal] The $message argument to drupal_set_message() should be enclosed within t() so that it is translatable.
+70: [normal] The $text argument to l() should be enclosed within st() so that it is translatable from within the install.

Maybe someone can take it from here.

There is already a D7 branch, and it looks like some work went into it in December (on the 7.x-1.x branch)

Yes, I already started working on the 7.x branch last year and was only able to upgrade some utility functions as Feeds was not ready for integration then. I have been out of touch with Feeds development recently and will have to spend some time which is scarce these days :(

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Interested in this too.

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Has anyone used the D7 branch. Is it at all stable?

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Very interested as well. Just figured out feeds and was about to (most likely) break everything by trying to add an image to the articles.

You are a very smart and intuitive person C-=

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Today I got a notice

Feeds Image Grabber 7.x-1.x-dev (2011-Feb-25)
Project not supported: This project is no longer supported, and is no longer available for download. Disabling everything included by this project is strongly recommended!
Includes: Feeds Image Grabber

Is there no plans to have a D7 version of this?

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Is this dead?

Nothing's dead if someone else wants to work on it.

Is there another module that accomplishes the same thing (or similar)?

I went ahead and downloaded Fig for D7 and am going to test it and try to create a patch that gets it working. Don't get your hopes up, as i'm a novice, but I need this!

Just to reiterate so that everybody is aware of it: You don't need a module like FIG in D7 if you have a URL to your image. Feeds D7 is perfectly capable of handling an image URL like http://... or ftp://... or whatever. Out of the box. You only would need FIG (as I understand it) if you have to scrape a remote site for an image.

I did a few screencasts on importing at http://www.drupalcommerce.org/node/467. While these are Commerce-oriented, the part about the image import just uses regular D7 feeds capabilities, and you'll notice that all the image imports are URLs (remote).

Worked for me! Then again, I'm not really sure if I'm using this module or just regular old Feeds.

I used an xpath parser to import images into nodes' image field using only their url (supplied by an xml file).

I finally got some time this weekend, so hurry and grab the D7 version from the repository. :)

And as rfay already mentioned, FIG is not for those who have their images in the Feed XML. For this, Feeds with SimplePie enclosures does a good job. FIG is needed when you need to download images from the webpage of the feed item.

Thanks for the patience.

Regards,