So I changed its settings here Įven after this change the view still was not accessible and this is because you use the Field Permission module and it was enabled for the field Status so no anonymous users can see it.
So your link should have been http and not https.Īnyway even with http the view was not accessible because the EN-CV content type is using the Content Access module and is set so anonymous users can’t see nodes of this content type. When you visit a Drupal 7 website in https it forces SSO. Then go to Content, click on the Feeds tab and create a new Feed of type of the one you just created in Feed types and enter the URL of Drupal 7 website’s JSON Feed and import. Once you have set all these up go to Structure->Feed types and create a new Feed with parser ‘JSONPath’, set up the mappings between the feed and the content type and Save. You need the module Feeds extensible parsers and enable Ludwig module as well for the external libraries. To import the data from the JSON feed into your Drupal 8 website follow the guide on Drupal tools website. Create a path for the view and go to that path to see your data in JSON. Once you have installed it create a view with format ‘JSON Data Document’ to display fields from the content type you want. This will allow you to export the content in JSON format via Views. Go to your Drupal 7 website and install this module
