Part of my problem, was that I was creating a spreadsheet of data to import and did not have my dates in UNIX timestamps.
Eventually, I found that with the use of Feeds Tamper module I was able to import dates if I started as UNIX timestamp AND I found a website where I could batch convert my dates to UNIX timestamps.
This post explains how to do this in Drupal 7. In Backdrop, File Entity is already part of core. You will need to download and install module Views Field View.
https://drupal.stackexchange...
Posted22 hours 20 min ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
After alot of trials, i have done the obvious and translated the whole block for different languages with each property condition as follows:
->propertyCondition('langcode', 'en...
Thanks so much! It's working now:
I was able to transfer the docroot files to the containing directory without the need for a second database or any manual configuration export/import/sync...
Ah, I see. Sorry, I hadn't clicked the link and assumed it was the instructions for upgrading from Drupal 7.
If you are simply copying a site from one location on a server to another, the...
Thanks for the quick reply, laryn.
No features, no Drupal: I built the source site in Backdrop in a subdirectory of the target directory under the same user home directory on the same...
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Part of my problem, was that I was creating a spreadsheet of data to import and did not have my dates in UNIX timestamps.
Eventually, I found that with the use of Feeds Tamper module I was able to import dates if I started as UNIX timestamp AND I found a website where I could batch convert my dates to UNIX timestamps.
https://www.epochconverter.com/batch
Hi, i got it without Tamper, i used this format "2017-09-17T18:21:26-0500" it works for the Date field and Publish date too, works with XML or CSV