In the navigation links:
Under Create Content, Recipe Import, you can import as free-form text.
Under Recipes, Recipe Import, you can import as RecipeML
If I'm a user and I want to bring in my existing recipes I would expect to see all of these import types grouped together under the same import UI. Otherwise, I might not know better and conclude that the format(s) currently in front of me are the complete range of formats.
If there's a quick 1.0 workaround fix (list both formats under both link paths?) that would be hold things over until the UI can get a real pass of polishing.
Comments
Comment #1
jvandervort commentedBulk import is now under admin/recipes (for an administrator).
Single import in under create content (visible to users).
We'll leave this open if that is still a problem. I'm not sure we want normal users doing a bulk import with
the inherent cleanup issues including both taxonomy and ingredients/units.
Comment #2
scottprive commentedCool. The UI is really shaping up.
Agreed, bulk import should not be available to normal users (admin is fine.. at the current size of the installation base, there would not be any demand for Roles/Permissions support).
Comment #3
jvandervort commentedClosed this. We can add more UI issues as we hammer down specific changes.
Comment #4
briandmiller commentedI have latest version installed and cannot find bulk rml import. I see individual rml import at /recipe/import_multi/recipeml
What is the path to do bulk rml import?
thanks.
Comment #5
jvandervort commentedIt's in the nav menu under admin/content/recipe
Comment #6
gramie commentedI am also unable to see the bulk import (or even the single import) menu item. According to the hook_menu code I need "administer site configuration" permission. I'm the site admin, and I gave all logged-in users the permission anyway, but admin/content/recipe/import_multi still gives me an Access Denied error.
Comment #7
gramie commentedI think I can answer my own question: I had enabled the recipe module with drush, but hadn't enabled the import modules. Now I can do bulk imports.