transformations_drupal 6.x-1.0-beta1
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| transformations_drupal-6.x-1.0-beta1.tar.gz | 10.15 KB | 4d88a5033fea0e5a94388d8fd3e2af2d |
| transformations_drupal-6.x-1.0-beta1.zip | 13.14 KB | b2ff0211ff5e2125c654737d40bf738c |
Release notes
In addition to adaptations for compatibility with newer versions of Transformations 6.x-1.0-beta1 and Field Tool 6.x-1.0-beta1 (both of which are now required in these versions, so make sure those modules are also updated), the Drupal operations themselves also feature a couple of improvements.
The most significant change is probably that, thanks to API changes in Transformations core, field differences in content types can now finally be supported properly, and are even automatically assigned when content-typed slots are connected in Transformations UI. The Drupal Transformations module previously was making strong use of the "type options" mechanism, this has now be replaced by variable input schemas.
As a bonus feature, I included some rudimentary (but working) support for Drupal users, which means you can now import not only nodes but users too.
transformations_drupal 6.x-1.0-alpha2
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| transformations_drupal-6.x-1.0-alpha2.tar.gz | 8.9 KB | a472372632cb32059b740988fff8d6fb |
| transformations_drupal-6.x-1.0-alpha2.zip | 10.7 KB | bd125174774ca49d6645cfd207dc5ec0 |
Release notes
Single new feature since the last release: a new operation that can delete nodes given the node id.
transformations_drupal 6.x-1.0-alpha1
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| transformations_drupal-6.x-1.0-alpha1.tar.gz | 8.8 KB | 53ddcf4a5c388e5868be287348dfb740 |
| transformations_drupal-6.x-1.0-alpha1.zip | 10.6 KB | fb2332a437e72ae55954c0c8e5ebbef6 |
Release notes
Initial release. Does the most important stuff already - creating/loading/saving nodes, and adding/extracting node fields. As of this writing, Field Tool supports text and number CCK fields (plus the obvious body and title stuff, of course) which should already cover a significant percentage of use cases.
