Submitted by Dick on Sat, 04/21/2012 - 19:29
I have just finished updating the bulkpub module code to allow pages to be added to menus. If you would rather have pages organized within Drupal menus instead of a book outline, you can use the new code to do this. I should note that this modification came from a bulkpub user, Rowan Puttergill. You can get this latest code by going to the bulkpub sandbox.
Here is a link to the sandbox http://drupal.org/sandbox/rjohnson42/1278058.
Submitted by Dick on Mon, 02/27/2012 - 11:53
I have created a sample of a Python script to use some of the APIs provided by the Drupal 7 bulkpub module.
The script uploads and then deletes an Article, an image file, and some vocabulary terms.
You can find a zip file containing the script on the Downloads page.
A copy of the script can also be found in the scripts directory of the bulkpub project.
Here is a link to the sandbox http://drupal.org/sandbox/rjohnson42/1278058.
Submitted by Dick on Fri, 02/17/2012 - 13:35
I have just added some new API code to the bulkpub module to allow an application
to query which fields exist for a content type, and to set field values when
calling the newPage() API. I am using this in an application I am developing that
uploads xhtml derived from genealogy GEDCOM data. In the future I plan to use it
to attach fields to DITA topics that could include:
Submitted by Dick on Sun, 01/29/2012 - 14:10
The Bulkpub module provides the necessary APIs to do bulk publishing to a Drupal 7 website. This blog explains how to write a script to drive the publishing process.
In order to use the Drupal 7 Bulkpub module to upload content, you need to write a script to drive the process. To give you an idea how to do this, here is the rough outline of the script we used to upload the Bulkpub documentation itself to this site using the Bulkpub APIs.
Submitted by Dick on Fri, 12/02/2011 - 00:00
We have added the DITA 1.2 Architectural Specification and the DITA 1.2 Language Reference to the structured topic collections on our content-rich websites (DITAinfo.info and XMLdocs.info).
You can browse both documents, and query the Language Reference by tag (the Architectural Specification does not contain metadata tags).
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