Another way to approach it would be to use feeds to import the nodes your view selects. You can export the view you're using on the source site, import it into the target site, and just use it as normal. So what you're grabbing isn't the view. It's the nodes the view uses.

Or, you could use services to grab that content. There is, I believe, a views service. But I've never worked with this, so can't comment further.

Or, you could create a 'page_service.php' php script, which bootstraps Drupal headless and renders the view without all the extra regions. The output of your page service script could then be presented on your second site using PHP code in a node body, or some such.

Or, you could accomplish the above in a more Drupal proper way by creating a custom module which provides page output in either plain html or json, which you then can grab into your page / node on the second site.

Glad to help further with any of the above options, should you need it.

On 09/17/2010 08:52 AM, Ted wrote:

Have a look at the content_distribution or clients modules. The latter has a clients_views submodule.

Ted

On 9/16/2010 8:51 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:

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On my main Drupal 6.19 site, I have my performance schedule page using View (but not Event). I would like to print this View node on my other Drupal 6.19 site which is my student portal site. They are two different domain/server.

Is it possible?

Currently I am doing this with I-Frame but this is so ugly. I don't need blocks printed. I only need the content of this view. RSS won't work since the schedule nodes are not created in timeline. View sorts them by the show dates. RSS won't respect it.

Any idea would be appreciated.

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• Hiro

Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Greater Boston http://a-no-ne.com http://anonemusic.com