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This is about Views Contextual Filters.
No don't run away yet…. give me a sec… please.
I am well aware that even seasoned site builders fear to tread into that hidden-by-default upper right-hand corner of the Views UI configuration page labelled "Advanced". Most of us have opened it once, seen the heading "Contextual Filters" and gone "Mwaaah… what's that cr@p and what good is it to me?"
Well...
Last Wednesday, I felt an urge to carefully write out a list of all the possible characteristics that would make communications technology genuinely free. I felt this was important for a number of reasons: for example, to follow up on my earlier claim that free software does not always provide free communications, it is necessary to be able to measure the shortcomings against a perfect (although...
Drupal has become a hugely popular framework for building big websites and is becoming more and more widely used in government and public sector. The likelihood of these organisations wanting to offer SSO to their users is pretty big also.
The Drupal Lightweight Directory Access Protocol or “LDAP” module allows, for organisations that hold their user data in an Active Directory installation,...
Having a Drupal 8 site under development with a customer aware of the risk of loosing data I took the risk of fixing a broken Drupal 8 site. Today I did an code update and got the following welcome screen on http://drupal.dev
If you have just changed code (for example deployed a new module or moved an existing one) read http://drupal.org/documentation/rebuildAdditional uncaught exception thrown...
Once you install Drupal 8 in a foreign language, you'll have Language and Interface translation modules enabled with the chosen language configured. Drupal 8 has more core modules handling language related features, yet less requirement for contributed modules to be installed for the most important tasks (on my last count, the 4 modules explained here cover functionality of 20+ modules from...
aGov Distribution
What is aGov?
Previous next is the main driving force behind aGov
Why did you create it?
Features
Australian metadata standard
Workflow
Scheduled publishing
Site archiving
Integrating with an accessibility checker
Security features
Responsive
Accessibility
WCAG 2 AA
Color contrast ratios
What modules are you using?
Media
Blog
Honeypot
Panels in-place editor
Workbench...
Few weeks ago I was contacted by Gaby Becker with some issues for the GCM module I maintain.
I was happy to help, and was even more happy when she wrote a post in her blog describing the whole process.
Currently the implementation described actually uses a combination of GCM with the Push notification module, but the most important thing is that it works, and their Webgrrls Events application now...
It's Time to Get Your Cookies in Order
If you want to have a native, single sign-on solution that is deeply integrated into Drupal, there is really just one option: Bakery. If you aren't aware of the Bakery module, it is what creates single sign-on between sites like drupal.org and groups.drupal.org, as well as most of the DrupalCon sites.
If you're wondering why the module is called...
This series outlines our project process through the lens of our development of the new 4SiteStudios.com. In this post, we will discuss our process for developing a content strategy and user experience for our new website.
I tell the team here at 4Site that we are all strategists. We don’t just build websites for clients, we help them solve complex business challenges with creative content...
Last week’s SemTechBiz San Francisco was packed with insightful keynotes and sessions showing trends for semantic web technologies. The hot topics of the conference were Google’s, Yahoo’s and Wikidata’s Knowledge Graphs, as well as the adoption of schema.org, an initiative launched 2 years ago by the major search engines to standardize and promote structured data on the Web...
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