Steve: I think you got this feedback elsewhere in another discussion, but for the record I'd like to clarify here that one does NOT require permission to port a module from Drupal to Backdrop CMS. However, we do encourage folks to contact the Drupal 7 module maintainer as a courtesy and invite them to help with the port or at least inform them of your intention.
This is a security precaution. It's not recommended and it's not documented in the settings.php file, but you can set allow_insecure_uploads to be TRUE if you wish to allow uploading files like...
You can create a small custom module using this hook:
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/webform/blob/136c20cb1c51cea203f3f0bc5355237c1d4dbf84/webform.api.php#L652-L678
/**
* Determine...
Posted6 hours 24 min ago by Martin Price (yorkshirepudding) on:
try sample.js.gz or sample.framework.js.gz or sample.js or anything smiliar and .js even if its not the file extension or it is, it will be renamed to _js. This is hardcoded security thing and i...
You can upload them through Content > Manage files > Add files (URL: /file/add) and they will be marked as permanent. Note that you should be able to multiselect or drag multiple images...
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I've just downloaded and converted with the Coder_Upgrade module and the D7 uc_feeds module and it worked... Yeah me!!!!
I'll look into messaging the original provider of the D7 module and see if I can get permission to officially move it across to BD
Watch this space!
I went ahead and ran it through coder upgrade myself and it also worked for me.
I have not issues a full release yet, so it is not on BackdropCMS.org. But you can download and use it directly from Github.
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/uc_feeds
EDIT: It is now on BackdropCMS.org
https://backdropcms.org/project/uc_feeds
Steve: I think you got this feedback elsewhere in another discussion, but for the record I'd like to clarify here that one does NOT require permission to port a module from Drupal to Backdrop CMS. However, we do encourage folks to contact the Drupal 7 module maintainer as a courtesy and invite them to help with the port or at least inform them of your intention.
https://docs.backdropcms.org/converting-from-drupal#communicate
Other resources for porting modules from Drupal 7:
Including links and resources for anyone else in the future interested in porting Drupal 7 modules.
Thanks Tim, really helpful as always :-) I appreciate it.