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Export_DXML installation
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This module requires Drupal version 4.7.
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Unpack the export_dxml directory in the modules directory of your
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Drupal installation:
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% cd /path/to/drupal/modules
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% tar -zxf /path/to/export_dxml.tar.gz
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Enable the export_dxml module by checking the 'export_dxml' item on
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the module administration page at admin/modules.
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Users must have 'export books as dxml' permissions enabled in
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administer > access control
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in order to export books as Drupal XML. Note that *both* 'access
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content' and 'export books as dxml' permissions are required.
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If you need to enable the exporting of PHP code from book pages, go to
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administer > book export (dxml)
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and check the box which is labelled 'Allow PHP Export'.
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Note: exporting as DXML is relatively computationally intensive. You
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will need to ensure your Drupal/PHP installation is set up with access
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to adequate memory and CPU time.
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You should also protect your site from denial of service attacks by
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making sure that only authorized users have permission to access the
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export functions.
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