A review of interesting modules, articles and other Drupal news of the last week: March 18 - 25, 2015. Included this week: New security releases for Drupal 6 and 7 and DrupalCon LA sessions announced, tutorials on integrating AngularJS with CTools and using traits in Drupal 8, new modules for creating better themed HTML emails and altering Drupal forms without coding a custom module.
A review of interesting modules, articles and other Drupal news of the last week: March 18 - 25, 2015. Included this week: New security releases for Drupal 6 and 7 and DrupalCon LA sessions announced, tutorials on integrating AngularJS with CTools and using traits in Drupal 8, new modules for creating better themed HTML emails and altering Drupal forms without coding a custom module.
This past Saturday, I gave a presentation on the Organic Groups module at DrupalCamp Michigan. The presentation focused on the variety of use cases for Organic Groups, beyond social network sharing and discussions. Here is a screencast recording of the session:
Slides from the video: http://wayneeaker.com/og-talk
This past Saturday, I gave a presentation on the Organic Groups module at DrupalCamp Michigan. The presentation focused on the variety of use cases for Organic Groups, beyond social network sharing and discussions. Here is a screencast recording of the session:
Slides from the video: http://wayneeaker.com/og-talk
Attention Michigan Drupalers! Mark your calendars for DrupalCamp Michigan, Saturday January 31 at Henry Ford College in Dearborn. For only $15, you get a full day of Drupal presentations, discussions and lunch!
Online registration/tickets will be available soon, and we’re currently accepting session proposals. If you’ve got an interesting presentation to share, please post it to the website here: http://2015camp.michigandrupal.com. Session selections will be made in early January.
Interested is sponsoring the camp and getting your name out to the local Drupal community? Sponsorship information is available here: http://2015camp.michigandrupal.com/sponsors.
If you've ever written a lot of custom code for a Drupal site, then you know it can be a tedious and error-prone experience. Your IDE doesn't know how Drupal's data structures are organized, and it doesn't have a way to extract information about configured fields to do any autocomplete or check data types. This leads to some frustrations:
If you're capturing custom blocks in Drupal with Features and Features Extra, you may want to add custom CSS styling to those blocks. Unfortunately, by default there are no CSS classes on the blocks that will stay consistent from development to production. (because the block IDs may change) The following preprocess function added to your theme will add a class based on the machine name of the block:
A review of interesting modules, articles and other Drupal news of the last week: October 31 - November 7, 2014. Included this week: tutorials on selling access to organic groups with Drupal Commerce and building REST Web Services. Modules to test for Drupageddon compromised sites and index images with Apachesolr.
A review of interesting modules, articles and other Drupal news of the last week: October 31 - November 7, 2014. Included this week: tutorials on selling access to organic groups with Drupal Commerce and building REST Web Services. Modules to test for Drupageddon compromised sites and index images with Apachesolr.
A review of interesting modules, articles and other Drupal news of the last week: October 17 - 24, 2014. Included this week: tutorials on building your first Drupal 8 site and automating Drupal configuration from a spreadsheet, modules to allow resumable file uploads and display OG group statistics.
