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