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Project:
LinkedIn Integration
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
LinkedIn API
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Unassigned
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Created:
16 Oct 2012 at 22:06 UTC
Updated:
25 May 2017 at 15:04 UTC
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Comment #1
pmarx commentedDid anything every happen with this? I'm interested in doing something very similar
Comment #2
davad commentedI think this is actually out of the scope of the linkedin module itself. To implement this, we'd have to make some opinionated decisions about where the information is synced. And in Drupal, there are tons of ways to implement user profiles. Syncing should probably stay in glue code.
That being said, it should be pretty simple. What are you using for user profiles?
Comment #3
pmarx commentedMy overall goal is to import the skills from users as parameters determining if they're qualified for certain volunteer projects, and matching them up with them if they are. The motivation for importing from linkedin was to lower the barrier for users, and also to have a pre-made taxonomy of skills (which linkedin provides) to simplify matching
Comment #4
pmarx commentedAlso sorry if I didn't answer your question right, I'm on drupal 7, I believe just using the standard install for profiles. I'm fairly new to drupal so if that's not what you meant please let me know
Comment #5
davad commentedThat's an interesting application.
To do something like this, you'll likely need to write some code. After you enable the LinkedIn profile integration and enable profile display (set "Profile Display" to anything other than "Disabled" on admin/config/services/linkedin), the profile values are accessible programmatically on the user object ($user->linkedin).
One problem, I don't think this module grabs the skills field from LinkedIn right now.
Comment #6
delvalle commentedHi davad, could you please elaborate a little bit more on how to display the profile values using the user object ($user->linkedin)??
I'm not a programmer, so a complete sample code would be great, but if that's not possible I would also appreciate links to relevant documentation where I could learn it by myself.
I would like to display 3 Linkedin fields (photo, name and company) in user profiles and also directly in the comments of the nodes.
Thanks in advance and sorry if I'm asking a bit too much here.
Comment #7
ibuildit commentedI have built one by adapting this module, will try and sort out a patch for it soon.
Comment #8
oss-usa.com commentedibuildit,
did you finished patch? Where we can review it?