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By imoria on
I am working with a node import that comes in from a .csv file and uploads to my website. The person that was currently working on it has left the company and I need someone that understands the node import and can show me how to manage this myself.
off the subject, i'm looking for someone to help me with google sitemap located here:
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/docs/en/sitemap-generator.html
I'm a newbie but quick learner and I have patience. I'm located in Orlando, Florida and if your near here that would be awesome otherwise we will have to communicate via chat. Let me know if your interested.
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You might want to look at
You might want to look at the xml sitemap module that automatically generates a Google sitemap and more. I'm unsure what version you have (maybe it's 6) but it's worth a shot.
Look here: http://drupal.org/project/xmlsitemap
if u tell us the details of
if u tell us the details of your requests / project, we may show u how to make them in Drupal.
1. import file csv..what is the data? what do u want after import?
2. Google Sitemap Generator is a Python script. are u sure u can run Python in your server? Drupal is PHP...
You never paid me
Hi Mark,
I believe I was the last person to help you with your site, actually, although I never worked for you. I still haven't been paid the $195 you owe me, and, doing a cursory search of one of your various pseudonyms on google reveals that you have a habit of contracting out work to developers, then promising payment, and then, once the work is done, blocking them on IM and failing to respond to emails and paypal notices. Is there something wrong, financially? If so, it's the sort of thing that most people, myself included, are willing to work with you on. But based on other peoples' reports of your behavior, I think it's safe to say that this is not the case. Not sure what the deal here is, but I will say that while $195 does not have much effect on my personal finances, there ARE people on this board who use the money they get from Drupal development to pay their rent, their grocery bills, and their health insurance. When you engage in fraud (which is what this is), it doesn't just hurt your reputation, it hurts the members of this community who rely on a modicum of trust between those offering services and those rendering.
what do u mean by "...
what do u mean by "... although I never worked for you. I still haven't been paid the $195 .."?
no work, no pay ...sounds fair..??
what's whole story???