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.
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...
Posted11 hours 23 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...
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?