While I see there have been discussions of implementing a Google Spreadsheet-like feature for Drupal or an API to share data with an actual Google Spreadsheet, I don't see any working code. Does such a thing exist? I have a site where the owner wants to keep the list of Drupal users (complete with a set of custom fields) in a Google Spreadsheet. My only solution is to hook into the registration form processor and use curl to post the fields to the Google Spreadsheet. This I believe can be done and would work. Updates are not yet accounted for, but I'm not sure this will be a requirement. Anyone have an alternative solution? Thanks!
Don't know if it is what you are looking for, but Ajax Table was good for my site to manage nodes. http://drupal.org/project/ajaxtable 2008/6/17 Fred Jones <fredthejonester@gmail.com>:
While I see there have been discussions of implementing a Google Spreadsheet-like feature for Drupal or an API to share data with an actual Google Spreadsheet, I don't see any working code.
Does such a thing exist? I have a site where the owner wants to keep the list of Drupal users (complete with a set of custom fields) in a Google Spreadsheet. My only solution is to hook into the registration form processor and use curl to post the fields to the Google Spreadsheet. This I believe can be done and would work. Updates are not yet accounted for, but I'm not sure this will be a requirement.
Anyone have an alternative solution?
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Quoting Fred Jones <fredthejonester@gmail.com>:
Anyone have an alternative solution?
Use the Profile fields for the extra data and then use Advanced User to filter and page through the data. Not a spread sheet but it is an alternative solution. The Profile fields can be set so that only administrators see the data. Earnie -- http://for-my-kids.com/ -- http://give-me-an-offer.com/
Use the Profile fields for the extra data and then use Advanced User to filter and page through the data. Not a spread sheet but it is an alternative solution. The Profile fields can be set so that only administrators see the data.
I think 'spreadsheet' is a requirement, but thanks for the pointer.
Don't know if it is what you are looking for, but Ajax Table was good for my site to manage nodes.
Very interesting. I will try to convince the boss. :) Thanks.
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