Add other libraries such as Octazen
Delta Bridges - July 20, 2009 - 07:38
| Project: | Drupal Contact List Importer |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | hadsie |
| Status: | active |
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Description
Hello there,
On another thread, there were talks about incorporating the Contact Importer module in this one.
I am not sure if this will happen or not, although it would a great idea: DCLI is working great with other Drupal Module (Invite etc...) while the Contact Importer module has the ability to use different libraries.
In the event that the 2 modules do not join, will you consider adding support for other libraries such as Octazen in the future?
Many thanks!
JJ
#1
Yes, there's plan to support other importer libraries. Hopefully this will happen within the next few weeks.
#2
Ok, thanks for the prompt reply. I will install your module now, use the current library and wait for octazen implementation ( I have purchased the libs already).
Many thanks:):)
JJ
#3
The module now has support for other importer libraries. However, I don't think I can add support for octazen if I need to pay for it. I don't plan on using it so I don't want to pay money just to create an implementation for it.
Do you know if there's a free version I can try with?
#4
I will contact them and see if it ok for you to use the libraries I have purchased. It would make sense that they accept as your module would give them an opportunity to have more customers.
I will let you know.
Many thanks,
#5
ok cool. keep me posted.
#6
Any update on this?
#7
Hi Scott,
Sorry for long delay... I was away on holidays!
This is the message that I have sent to Octazen. I will let you know their feedback :)
Hello,
Thanks for the updates, however, I haven't been able to use Octozen libraries yet: I am running a site on Drupal and when I enabled the module that you made, it crashed my site. The site is live already, so I cannot take the risk that it will crash again.
One developer of the Drupal community has created a module to use such libraries within a Drupal environment. . He would like to include the Octazen libraries, This is open source however and the developer doesn't want to pay money for this.
So would it be possible that the developer in question can access temporarily my libraries so he can finish his application?
This would be great for me: I can then use the libraries safely and do more things with them on Drupal.
I think this is also good for you: if there is a drupal module that is working well with your libraries, for sure, more drupal users will then purchase Octazen.
Here is the module in question:
http://drupal.org/project/dcl_importer
Please advise asap.
Thanks,
JJ Verdun