Backdrop noob here, but very experienced with Drupal 7, including doing very complex feeds imports with XSLT parsers and whatnot.
I'm trying to create the most basic of feeds importers using the JSONPath Parser. Here is the JSON that I am trying to import: {"title": "Lorem Ipsum"}
. If I run the importer, I get the error "No filter class exists for token [index]". A similar feeds importer using the CSV parser works just fine, BTW.
Am I missing something obvious?
I am attaching screen shots of my feeds importer configuration and the error.
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@docmartin, thanks for posting on GitHub, I have the same issue. Did you ever solve resolve this issue for your migration? https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/forum/issues/19
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https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/feeds_jsonpath_parser/issues/21
feeds_jsonpath_parser breaks site
I will open an issue and provide a PR when I have a chance.
feeds_jsonpath_parser breaks site
Can you please open an issue in the module queue, so that this is fixed? Also, where/what exactly did you change from jsonpath to JSONPath? The paths in the autoload_info function?
feeds_jsonpath_parser breaks site