modules/bookimport/INSTALL.txt

Bookimport install
=====================

Unpack the bookimport directory in the modules directory of your
Drupal installation:

% cd /path/to/drupal/modules
% tar -zxf /path/to/bookimport.tar.gz

Enable the bookimport module by checking the 'bookimport' item on the
module administration page at admin/modules.  

Enable 'import books' permissions for all user roles which should
be able to import books. 

Please make sure to protect your Drupal data by *backing up 
your Drupal database* prior to importing books via this 
module.  


Requirements
-----------

XML import/export requires XML support in your PHP installation, see
the PHP documentation with your system. 

You can view the configuration of your PHP installation by creating a
PHP page containing the following code.  Make sure that it is visible
only by people you trust.

<?php
print phpinfo();
?>

This should display the configuration of your PHP installation.
You should see under 'Configure command' an entry of the form

  --with-xml

You should also see a table titled "dom", and a row indicating
'DOM/XML enabled', and a table entitled "xml", indicating
"xml support: active".

1	Bookimport install
2	=====================
3
4	Unpack the bookimport directory in the modules directory of your
5	Drupal installation:
6
7	% cd /path/to/drupal/modules
8	% tar -zxf /path/to/bookimport.tar.gz
9
10	Enable the bookimport module by checking the 'bookimport' item on the
11	module administration page at admin/modules.
12
13	Enable 'import books' permissions for all user roles which should
14	be able to import books.
15
16	Please make sure to protect your Drupal data by *backing up
17	your Drupal database* prior to importing books via this
18	module.
19
20
21	Requirements
22	-----------
23
24	XML import/export requires XML support in your PHP installation, see
25	the PHP documentation with your system.
26
27	You can view the configuration of your PHP installation by creating a
28	PHP page containing the following code. Make sure that it is visible
29	only by people you trust.
30
31	<?php
32	print phpinfo();
33	?>
34
35	This should display the configuration of your PHP installation.
36	You should see under 'Configure command' an entry of the form
37
38	--with-xml
39
40	You should also see a table titled "dom", and a row indicating
41	'DOM/XML enabled', and a table entitled "xml", indicating
42	"xml support: active".
43