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Features3.67 / 5
Reliability3 / 5
Ease Of Use3.67 / 5
Documentation3 / 5
Vote Count3
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module overview

Module Overview

Drupal.org Excerpt:

This module makes it possible to import and export vocabularies and taxonomy terms via XML, CSV, RDF and other formats. If you want to just import a flat list of terms, or terms structured in various columns to represent heirarchy, Taxonomy CSV offers a number of CSV-style formats and the ability to... [More...]

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Maintainer:dman
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Categories:Import and export, RDF, Taxonomy
downloads

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VersionDateFilesRelease notes
6.x-1.32009-Mar-03DownloadRecommended
6.x-2.x-dev2011-Oct-25DownloadDevelopment
5.x-2.x-dev2011-Feb-25DownloadDevelopment
6.x-2.12011-Oct-25DownloadOther
5.x-1.02008-Apr-11DownloadOther
Total Downloads: 511 "Development" releases should be considered in beta.

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Couldn't Import It's Own XML File

Decided to try the dev version of this module since it was last updated in July 2010 and the release was Mar 2009. Installed it on my Dev and UAT site, exported the vocab to XML as expected, but when I went to import it just went to a white page. No errors, nothing in watchdog, just the white screen of Death. So far I'm really disappointed in these import and export modules, a base expectation is they can import what they export and this module didn't in my case. As well trying to export as TCS goes to another white screen.

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Worked mostly as advertised.

I just used this instead of Taxonomy CSV. This one "just works" with the exception of naming the taxonomies oddly and not transferring the settings. But I did get all my terms over and renaming didn't take that long.

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The best way to copy a taxonomy tree

Works perfectly if you use it to copy a taxonomy tree from one site to the other via XML.

However, for CSV it's much better to use "Taxonomy CSV Import" which is more well documented, more active and less bugs.

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