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DrupalCommerce.org exists to help people learn how to use and develop for Drupal Commerce. In addition to the traditional education tools we offer in our documentation, video library, and Commerce Q&A, we host a showcase of sites built using Drupal Commerce. It’s one thing to tell people how to use a tool to build something, but it’s quite another to show actually show them the end result....
The problem with many software applications is you can't make them your own. With Drupal, however, you have the option to override how Drupal does things. From altering a form to customizes the way your pages are displayed, Drupal provides options.
The concept of overriding something in Drupal can be made reality in several ways: Drupal's APIs, theme overrides, as well as overriding default...
After almost 22 months since our initial commit on the Rooms project we are happy to announce a 1.0 release! We are really proud of this release as it brings together a rich set of features built on a flexible core that can grow and improve over time.
Our central objective with Rooms is to provide absolutely the best tool for creating booking experiences on hotel websites with an open-source...
Last month, the Drupal Association launched a webinar series with the goal of providing more educational opportunities for the community. Our first webinar was on Spark and it was a great success with 500+ registrants. We are excited to do more!
But, as we mentioned in a previous blog post, before we move forward we want to hear from you. What topics do YOU want to learn about?
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If you run a website based on PHP, and have your source files on a network file system like NFS, OCFS2, or GlusterFS, and combine it with PHP's open_basedir protection, you'll quickly notice that the performance will degrade substantially.
Normally, PHP can cache various path locations it learns after processing include_once and require_once calls via the realpath_cache. There's a bug in PHP...
When building a Drupal website, do you ever notice that the site sometimes gets too complex and has too many modules installed? We run into this with clients that want a lot of features in their website such as commerce, forum, blog, knowledge base, and more.... Read more
The new Entity Rules module for Drupal provides a new way to associate Rule components with events for different entities such as users, nodes and taxonomy terms. This allows users who do not have access to the Rules UI to still configure when the Rule components are triggered for the Entity types that they can administer. It also allows this user to specify values for the parameters that are...
As many of you know DrupalCon Portland is coming up in just a few short weeks. We here at OpenSourcery are very excited about this and we're looking forward to this rare opportunity to show off Portland to the greater Drupal community.
In fact we are so excited about DrupalCon PDX that we're going to be throwing a Pinball Pub Crawl Party along with Network Redux. What is a ...
Like many developers, we get pretty psyched about building stuff. Sometimes it takes us a little longer to get excited about describing the stuff we built... but RedHen has been getting enough attention that it was time to do some communicating, especially considering we recently released version 7.x-1.2 of the module.
Today we published a significant, if not quite complete, chunk of RedHen...
Down with copying and pasting!Last weekend I built/launched Frugalzon, which is a little hand-curated list of cool stuff on Amazon for $10 or less. (It's still new and fairly empty, but give it time!)
The Drupal site itself is simple--one content type, one view, one taxonomy, that's pretty much it. The only interesting aspect comes in the form of content entry. Since the whole point of the site...
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