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Lazy Access to Command Line MySQL
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - 7:36pm - Kurt Vanderwater
I’m a Command Line type of guy. I don’t appreciate have to move my hand back and forth to a mouse to get something done.
Importing mailman archives into Drupal
Sunday, May 2, 2010 - 10:07pm - Kurt Vanderwater
Drupal Website Design Components
Tuesday, March 23, 2010 - 12:48pm - Luke Stenis
Websites are a critical component for any business striving to succeed in today’s competitive landscape. But just having a website is not enough, you need invested knowledge and expertise into the site design for the most efficient and effective online presence possible. Every website has the potential to reach its target audience and maximize its return on investment, but not all websites succeed. It is the sites that are consistently using professional Drupal website design components to exude credibility and trust that experience true online success.
Contextual Adminstration Module
Sunday, March 21, 2010 - 4:40pm - Kris Vanderwater
If you've been following my blogs about the various administrative interfaces we've been playing with, you'll know that I've proposed the idea of building a system through which these sorts of administrations could be deployed by site administrators without the need to understand what it would take in terms of module development to do so for themselves. Since I started playing with this s
My First Blog using MacJournal
Sunday, March 7, 2010 - 5:20am - Kurt Vanderwater
MacHeist is up to their same tricks and have just released a new bundle. Inside that bundle is a product called MacJournal that has tempted me.
So, I have downloaded a 15 day trial and started to play with it.
Testing Responsibilities for Custom Drupal Intranet Application Websites
Monday, November 30, 2009 - 9:21pm - Kurt Vanderwater
Here at the Worx, we often build Drupal websites as intranets. These have on many occasions, become full office automation centers and allow for faster work and better communications. But, they are also VERY custom and require a large degree of testing by the customer as we move towards production.
Utilizing views as a theme layer to a custom query
Monday, October 19, 2009 - 2:50pm - Kurt Vanderwater
We had a client requirement that a single view be the combination of:
- a random list of attorneys with offices in a given state
- a random list of attorneys that are licensed in a given state.
There should be no duplications and all of list 1 must precede list 2. We could not accomplish this with views alone. After talking to Earl, we were able to access the created SQL statement within views. Here we built each of the two queries. Then, we defined a 'pre' exit and replaced the query in our view with a new one.
Hiding Views Output Until User Input
Friday, October 9, 2009 - 7:19pm - Kris Vanderwater
If you've ever used the drupal views module, chances are at some point you've needed to suppress any output until AFTER the user has made a selection from one of your exposed filters. Views actually DOES make this possible, but it's not exactly self-evident. I'm going to run you through a quick "howto" on this as I'm sure many people have needed it at some point.
What Install Profiles Mean to Me
Thursday, October 8, 2009 - 9:24pm - Kris Vanderwater
Currently there's a pretty in depth discussion surrounding hosting install profiles on drupal.org and what the legal/other implications of such a thing are. I feel this is an important issue to highlight to the community at large, and since I feel rather strongly about it, I'm using this forum to point it out, and also to focus a bit on my own feelings concerning this. For those of
Website Upgrade to D6 and Panels
Saturday, September 19, 2009 - 12:28am - Kris Vanderwater
It's about freaking time! As a professional web development shop, sometimes your website can suffer from the "cobbler's kids" effect, namely you're so busy working on other people's websites, that you haven't taken any time for your own. I've been working to remedy that for a little while now, but I'm always up for trying something shiney and new, so...
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