Thanks for all of the work on this module. I really enjoy using it with mobile apps for the blogging platform Tumblr to post mobile content while pulling the images into my Drupal sites.
Anyways, I just had a couple of ideas to see if anyone else might be interested in these features.
Feature Request:
1.) create a master "Feeds Content Grabber" module project
2.) proposed sub-modules for project:
- "Feeds Emfield Grabber" (to pull embed code or video url and store in an Embedded Media Field and/or a text field according to class, id and/or HTML element)
- Feeds Image Grabber (created as a submodule of the proposed "Feeds Content Grabber" project
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Comment #1
urlM-2.0 commented*** Revised ***
Feature Request:
1.) create a master "Feeds Content Grabber" module project
2.) proposed sub-modules for project:
The ultimate goal would be to make it simple for clients to post any Media to Drupal sites with their mobile phones using a mobile app and service like Tumblr (and to be able to grab the media files to host locally).
If it helps, the Mobile Media Blog module at http://drupal.org/project/mmb currently offers features similar to this and allows you to post media to your Drupal site via email or text message.
I will go ahead and post something similar in the Mobile Media Blog issue queue to see if there is any interest there as well.
Comment #2
urlM-2.0 commentedBelow is a link to the post in the MMB issue queue:
http://drupal.org/node/1134976
Comment #3
urlM-2.0 commentedActually, it looks like the Feed Element Mapper project might be good for this http://drupal.org/project/feedapi_mapper
They are currently looking for a new maintainer.
Comment #4
mile23feedapi_mapper turned into Feeds. :-)
Sure would love to see a generalized tag scraper API for Drupal.
Comment #5
rooby commentedIt would definitely be nice to extend this to work for any file type, however maybe that is a 2.0 task.
My personal primary goal is to get a stable 1.0 version out first (based on the current code).
(That doesn't mean someone else can't work on a better 2.0 solution :))
Also, for more advanced parsing options for feeds check out http://drupal.org/project/feeds_xpathparser