Bulk import to Timeline library + Search content

Submitted by iassenymk on Fri, 02/19/2016 - 18:08
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I have a project that encompasses about 500 records in a chronological order. H5P came to my rescue as nothing out there succeeded to meet my requirements for design and functionality. However, there are two things I would love to have in my disposal – bulk import of data to the timeline type, and, search filed in the resulting page.

Just imagine entering 500 entries one-by-one…

Thoughts?

 Thanks,

Yassen

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falcon

Tue, 02/23/2016 - 12:32

There are no bulk import now, but it should be quite easy to write a script that converts the data from the format it is in today and into the JSON format required by H5P. I will require that you have developer resources available though. You also wanted a search feature to search within these 500 entries within the timeline? That is probably also something that you would have to get developed.