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I'm working on a Drupal 7 college project that involve in importing a 25live (collegenet) based calendar feeds into a calendar content type in Drupal 7. The RSS feed is coming from Trumba - http://25livepub.collegenet.com/ in the following format.

Click on the link below to view the format
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28195819/importing-custom-trumba-coll...

I went to Feed Importers under Admin/Structure/Feeds and set up the Node processor as well as the Mapping for the Node processor using the following:

Source <--------> Target

hi all

i'm working on a product catalog for a store in drupal7.

for the products, we've got a number of gallery images which i'm currently handling in the content type as field_images and within the feed import as 'image1,image2,image3'.

the curve ball we've recently been dealt is that our product gallery images are now pairs of images so the client can specify a different file which can be used for the crop image.

feed import as 'image1|alt_image1,image2|alt_image2,image3|alt_image3'.

I am writing a module to create a custom iCal feed from a non-calendar content type. The calendar iCal feed view only attaches to calendar views. To simplify the process, I plan to use existing Calendar and Date functions to format my custom iCal feed, for example function template_preprocess_calendar_view_ical(&$vars). However, I don't have a good enough understanding of theme functions to know how to format $vars for the above function or even how to render content through the calendar_ical module theme.

Here is our athletics schedules page: http://www.catlin.edu/athletics/schedules

Hi! First of all I am newbie in Drupal.
I use Aggregator module to import rss feeds to my page. Everything works all right. The question is: can I use the field that comes in the rss xml? I need to categorize the feeds using that field and I don't know how to do it. Maybe I'm missing something in that module.. Probably using Feeds would be better.. but I've notice both are keeping other normal fields in database as tittle, description, url..
Please anyone could help me? have I got to develope a new module?
Cheers!

Our first Drupal based site is almost ready to go live. So far, Drupal has been a very powerful and fun environment to work in. We've started with the Open Publish distribution of Drupal, and have made a number of customizations to meet our needs, primarily in creating a sub-theme based on the Open Publish theme, and adding, removing, and configuration of modules. And of course blocks, views, and contexts.

I notice in my feedburner RSS feed, some extraneous fields are included, such as main image and sub header. How do I limit my feed to just the main content?

I've tried to use the "My unread" and "My group" feed links under Group notifications in the right-hand column of groups.drupal.org so that I can catch up on my drupal groups in Google Reader. I'm logged in to groups and gReader.

The feed I get when I click on "My group" is http://groups.drupal.org/group/mytracker/feed and it's not at all particular to the groups I've joined. I get subscribed to recent posts across whole site.

I can't get Google Reader to subscribe to "My unread" at all.

I get a permission denial when I click on the notifications link.

I propose a module that provides an RSS feed of nodes and comments authored by any given user. The feed is available when viewing a user's profile:

The feed orders nodes and comments correctly and respects the admin/content/rss-publishing settings.

I think the module should provide an admin interface for selecting what content types to publish via RSS. It would then produce a feed of nodes of those types plus comments on nodes of those types.

Hi all,

I've started work on drupalscotland.org again after leaving it idle for too long due to other commitments.

Anyway, i've started tpo open up the site so that if you have blog site and wanted to share your blog post on drupalscotland.org (as in feed your blog). Then let me know and i can add it to the site. All you need to do is tag your post with something like 'drupalscotland' so any blog post you want with this tag will only appear in drupalscotland.org.

Interested, contact me at: http://drupalscotland.org/contact

Thanks,

I am looking at creating several mostly-unrelated sites using Domain Access. (The reason to use DA rather than core multisite is mainly to minimize admin overhead.)

I would like each site to have a separate feed. I'd also like to have a combined feed from all the sites, displayed as a block on each site.

Is this something I can do with DA?

I am using FeedBurner. Does that add any problems/complexity?