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Syncing content from Confluence to Drupal (or vice versa)

Jennifer L

Hi,

I am looking for a way to sync content from Confluence to Drupal (or vice versa).

There are sections in my Confluence and Drupal sites that I want to have the same content but don't want to copy/paste everywhere. It doesn't matter where the source of content is (Confluence or Drupal).

A Google search doesn't yield many options. Hoping that someone here has solved this already.

Thanks,

Jennifer

Accepted answers

Shannon S

Hi Jennifer,

You'd definitely have to script something, or use an add-on like Power Scripts for Confluence.

Confluence content can be exported as a XML (made to be imported back into Confluence specifically) or you can export as PDF or Word file.

You'll want to think of a way within Drupal you can script this to be converted into what format Drupal requires.

Let me know if you have any questions about that.

Regards,

Shannon

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Shannon S

Hi Jennifer,

You'd definitely have to script something, or use an add-on like Power Scripts for Confluence.

Confluence content can be exported as a XML (made to be imported back into Confluence specifically) or you can export as PDF or Word file.

You'll want to think of a way within Drupal you can script this to be converted into what format Drupal requires.

Let me know if you have any questions about that.

Regards,

Shannon

Jennifer L

Thanks for the response, Shannon!

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