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    Import/export tricks

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    Import/export tricks Empty Import/export tricks

    Post by Telnic 2015-01-03, 4:32 am

    henri03-30-2010 02:22 PM



    Import/export tricks
     
    Say you prefer writing text to clicking buttons in an interface, and you really don't care about profiles or privacy. Then the TelHosting import/export functionality is your friend.
    The format is pretty easy. Just copy the below into a text editor, modify the few obvious placeholders, add as many or sections as you want and just hit the import button in the TelHosting interface under "Settings".

    Code:


    Code:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <exports xmlns="http://xmlns.telnic.org/nsp/exchange-container-1.0">
    <export xmlns="http://xmlns.telnic.org/nsp/exchange-4.0">
    <domains>
        <domain domainName="My Own Domain Title">
            <profiles>
                <profile default="true">
                    <name>default</name>
                    <records></records>
                </profile>
            </profiles>
            <records>
                <naptr allProfiles="true" class="1" id="[SOME-UNIQUE-NUMBER]" owner="@">
                    <order>100</order>
                    <preference>101</preference>
                    <flags>u</flags>
                    <services>E2U+x-photo:http</services>
                    <regexp>!^.*$!http://0.gravatar.com/avatar/8379aabc84ecee06f48d8ca48e09eef4?s=69&d=wavatar!</regexp>
                </naptr>
                <naptr allProfiles="true" class="1" id="[SOME-UNIQUE-NUMBER]" owner="@">
                    <order>10</order>
                    <preference>100</preference>
                    <flags>u</flags>
                    <services>E2U+web:http</services>
                    <regexp>!^.*$!http://someurl.com!</regexp>
                    <longLabel>My label</longLabel>
                </naptr>
                <loc allProfiles="true" class="1" id="[SOME-UNIQUE-NUMBER]" owner="@">
                    <latitude direction="north">
                        <degrees>34</degrees>
                        <minutes>14</minutes>
                        <seconds>15.562</seconds>
                    </latitude>
                    <longitude direction="west">
                        <degrees>118</degrees>
                        <minutes>27</minutes>
                        <seconds>34.404</seconds>
                    </longitude>
                    <altitude>0.00</altitude>
                    <size>10.00</size>
                    <horizPre>2.00</horizPre>
                    <vertPre>2.00</vertPre>
                </loc>
                <txt allProfiles="true" class="1" id="[SOME-UNIQUE-NUMBER]" owner="@">
                    <text>This is my domain header</text>
                </txt>
            </records>
            <searchData>
                <keyword field="pa" value="Fictional Address">
                    <keyword field="a1" value="11901 San Vincente Blvd"/>
                    <keyword field="tc" value="Los Angeles"/>
                    <keyword field="sp" value="CA"/>
                    <keyword field="pc" value="90049"/>
                    <keyword field="c" value="USA"/>
                </keyword>
                <keyword field="ft" value="Some more free text"/>
            </searchData>
        </domain>
    </domains>
    <zones/>
    </export>
    </exports>


    [size]
    The above code recreates a domain with:
    [/size]
    [size]

    No profiles are used, and all records are public.[/size]

    WilliamTelz04-03-2010 03:12 AM



    Hey, Henri, that's a handy little lesson in the basics of the text underlying Dot-Tel.

    Gives folks a much better understanding of these processes.

    When you do more of these Tips for non-programmers like myself, maybe you can highlight them as a series in the Forum, so they don't get lost.

    Thanks for that.

    Bunjie04-03-2010 07:22 AM



    Make some videos then TELNIC can get a bit of advert revenue from youtube :p 

    I'm sure that would come in handy for a christmas bonus, or what ever holiday season an employee who works at TELNIC is into

    LOL I think the import/export is now my new friend, a SQL/PHP output to XML with data that people have entered then save it off and upload it magic!
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