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Hi,
I have a large hierarchical taxonomy (more than 5300 terms) and if i choose to export by xml i don't get any errors, the file is saved ok, but it didn't finish (missed about 10 terms only).
The end of the xml is this:
[...] <description></description><weight>0</weight><langua
The export didn't even closed the tag....
How to fix it?
thanks
Comments
Comment #1
carvalhar CreditAttribution: carvalhar commentedsame problem with RDF export:
Comment #2
znerol CreditAttribution: znerol commentedI hit the same issue. Taxonomy_xml uses drupal_strlen instead of strlen in order to populate the HTTP Content-Length header. See second patch of http://drupal.org/node/841232#comment-4977196 for my solution proposal.
Comment #3
normk CreditAttribution: normk commentedI am seeing 3 blank lines at the top of an exported xml taxonomy. Also, the final tag at the end of the XML is not closed properly. I see instead of .
Once I delete the top 3 lines and add the closing tag to make this well-formed, an import and merge into another drupal instance works perfectly. I'll take a look at the code to see if I can find something obvious.
Comment #4
normk CreditAttribution: normk commentedI am seeing 3 blank lines at the top of an exported xml taxonomy. Also, the final tag at the end of the XML is not closed properly. I see instead of .
Once I delete the top 3 lines and add the closing tag to make this well-formed, an import and merge into another drupal instance works perfectly. I'll take a look at the code to see if I can find something obvious.
Comment #4.0
normk CreditAttribution: normk commentedcode