I don't think that functionality exists for Backdrop's Feeds. Best way to find out is to post a question in the Feeds Github issue queue, so that the maintainers can respond.
What's missing there is the dropbutton, which is rendered by Javascript. Have you checked the browser's console for Javascript errors? Also check the site log just in case.
Posted2 hours 6 min ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
I did now do the constructive deconstruction and indeed as long as I did not do the geocoding, I did not encounter the issue.
With the geocoding, with the setup of a leaflet view in a...
Update: I tried to use Leaflet and Geofield with Geocoder, but can't get geocoding from other field working at all. But at no point the map breaks. It just stays empty.
Is there really,...
To me this clearly looks like some wrong use of the Leaflet library at some point.
But the problem is not the empty map (alone), which works fine and never caused me trouble. Something...
Clearing the cache was one of the things I tried. This included truncating the cache tables that don't get cleared by the flush all caches button, as well as sessions and tempstore tables. This...
Comments
I've never imported comments with Feeds in D7. How do you do that?
Never done it in Drupal7 either, but from D7 to D9
I don't think that functionality exists for Backdrop's Feeds. Best way to find out is to post a question in the Feeds Github issue queue, so that the maintainers can respond.
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/feeds/issues
An upgrade from D7 to Backdrop will include the comments by default, unless you have opted to do a migration manually instead.
If so, have you tried Migrate?