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.
I wonder if what is happening here is the default database settings are for utf8mb4 if the database server supports it.
In settings.php or settings.local.php if that's where you put your...
Posted14 hours 35 min ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
I've not done this with a menu before but something similar with different Views presentation blocks for different resolutions (i.e. not just responsive but a different presentation method...
Posted14 hours 51 min ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
Thank you for all your help.
In the meantime I just edited the export db-file and removed the top line with the sandbox comment. --> Still the same issue.
I exported also with the...
Another possibility: The RRSB module has a forward option. If you don't want all the social-media sharing links, you can uncheck them all, then enable RRSB on the node types of your choice.
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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.