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- ABOUT
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- This module makes it possible to import and export vocabularies and
- taxonomy terms via XML and other syntaxes. It requires taxonomy.module.
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- EXPORTING VOCABULARIES
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- Once installed and enabled, this module provides a list of downloadable
- XML documents for each vocabulary at admin/content/taxonomy/export.
- Home Ý Administer Ý Content management > Categories [Export]
- You can choose the format from the list displayed there.
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- IMPORTING A VOCABULARY
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- To import a vocabulary, use admin/content/taxonomy/import.
- Home Ý Administer Ý Content management > Categories [Import]
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- Several formats of vocabulary are supported. The original drupal-taxonomy_xml
- specific format is defined in the schama file taxonomy.xsd.
- Some knowledge of XML validation will be required to create your own
- taxonomy_xml file from scratch, but this format is most often used to export
- from one Drupal site and transfer it to another.
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- To import from other sources, you will probably find it easier to import from
- CSV or other format. These formats are described in the file formats.html
- you should find in the module directory.
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- The 'samples' folder contains a few samples of the various formats.
- The file "sample.xml" is a sample XML-formatted vocabulary that can
- be used for testing purposes. It contains a vocabulary named "Editorial
- sections" that contains four terms: "Analysis," "Feature," "News" and
- "Opinion." Using the options available from admin/taxonomy/import, you
- can either add those terms to an existing vocabulary, or create a new
- "Editorial sections" vocabulary on your site.
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- THEORY
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- Please see the document theory.html for more information about how storing and
- communication of taxonomies between different systems currently and could work.