hi folks, i podcast from freedom-center.org and want to migrate all the audio posts to madnessradio.net. is there some way to do this? the posts are all tagged "radio," and they are two different drupal installs, but i don't know how to get them from one to the other...
thanks for helping a newbie. --- will
On Wednesday 13 June 2007 04:07:04 will hall wrote:
hi folks, i podcast from freedom-center.org and want to migrate all the audio posts to madnessradio.net. is there some way to do this? the posts are all tagged "radio," and they are two different drupal installs, but i don't know how to get them from one to the other...
thanks for helping a newbie. --- will
Have you tried looking on drupal.org? There is a module category called Import/export at http://drupal.org/project/Modules/category/64. Try checking out the aptly named Import / Export API module. It may be exactly what you're looking for.
Hi,
What would be the quickest way to switch anonymous access to a site on and off? We have a large and fairly complex site almost ready to go, but we need third parties (with logins) to fill in and test content before it goes live.
As we've a lot of modules we've got quite complex permissions already, so checking and unchecking a lot of fields would be difficult to do quickly. Is there any "master switch" permission we can fix to lock it all down?
Otherwise, would it be worth putting a check for $user->uid in our template.php, and bouncing anyone to user/login if they don't have it set? Anyone see any problems with that?
Many thanks, J-P
It won't look as nice as a "site maintenance" message, but removing the "access content" privilege from anonymous users will likely do the trick.
I've never done what you're suggesting in a template, but I use exactly that strategy in my cas module. (make a simple module that runs implements hook_init() that does this check, and redirects the user with "drupal_goto".
You might be able to do it in the template but be careful about things that might send output before you try the redirect.
For what you need it would be about a five line module, call it say force_login.module.
function force_login_init() { global $user; if (!$user->uid) drupal_goto('user/login'); }
Then your master switch is simply enabling/disabling this module.
Dave
-----Original Message----- From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of jp.stacey@torchbox.com Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 7:34 AM To: support@drupal.org Subject: [support] Switching anonymous access to the whole site on and off
Hi,
What would be the quickest way to switch anonymous access to a site on and off? We have a large and fairly complex site almost ready to go, but we need third parties (with logins) to fill in and test content before it goes live.
As we've a lot of modules we've got quite complex permissions already, so checking and unchecking a lot of fields would be difficult to do quickly. Is there any "master switch" permission we can fix to lock it all down?
Otherwise, would it be worth putting a check for $user->uid in our template.php, and bouncing anyone to user/login if they don't have it set? Anyone see any problems with that?
Many thanks, J-P -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
Hi,
I've never done what you're suggesting in a template, but I use exactly that strategy in my cas module. (make a simple module that runs implements hook_init() that does this check, and redirects the user with "drupal_goto".
Thanks for that: it worked, but as written it put the browser into an infinite-redirect loop (is drupal_goto() meant to avoid that?) Changing the if statement to:
if ((!$user->uid) && ($_GET['q'] != 'user/login'))
fixed the loop. I suppose e.g. (arg(0) != "user") instead would permit user/register to be visited?
Cheers, J-P
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will hall