Recent Drops

Drupal News - Week of July 30th 2011

Drupal News is a collection of interesting Drupal related links and news items that I have found over the past week (or so).

Media Gallery (w/ Views 3 + Entity Views Attach, etc.)

A media gallery created with views3,eva & views_slideshow, no coding require and batteries included. Approx presentation time (15-21mins).

http://vimeo.com/27071972

MailChimp Announces Expanded Drupal Integration

MailChimp today announced a new integration with the Drupal Content Management System as part of the MailChimp Integration Fund. This comprehensive addition to Drupal brings MailChimp's feature set directly into the Drupal user interface. Now Drupal owners can also send transactional emails using MailChimp’s STS solution.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/7/prweb8676704.htm

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Building Your Blog With Drupal 7 E-book

Building Your Blog With Drupal 7 is an e-book in Adobe PDF format. It's out now. You can find it here along with much more information. In short, it is a step-by-step guide that shows you how to build a blog-style website with Drupal 7. You'll find that the instructions are very detailed and the many screenshots are helpful as well. 

Enjoy, and happy Drupalling!

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E-book Preview - Front Page View And Block Placement

This is a short preview from my forthcoming e-book Building Your Blog With Drupal 7. There are two sections previewed here.

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Drupal News - Week of July 9th 2011

Drupal News is a collection of interesting Drupal related links and news items that I have found over the past week.

Modules

LiveReload

LiveReload is a Safari/Chrome extension + a command-line tool that:

Applies CSS and JavaScript file changes without reloading a page.
Automatically reloads a page when any other file changes (html, image, server-side script, etc).

http://drupal.org/project/livereload

RSS On All Pages

Adds the RSS feed to the head on all pages. By default, Drupal only adds the RSS feed on the front page. This module will make sure that the feed is shown on all pages.

http://drupal.org/project/rss_all_pages

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Drupal News - Week of July 2nd 2011

Drupal News is a collection of interesting Drupal related links and news items that I have found over the past week.

Nice Dash

This module makes the lifes of editors and webmasters a bit easier.

http://drupal.org/project/nice_dash

Menu Item Visibility

This module exposes configurable and extendable visibility settings for menu links.

http://drupal.org/project/menu_item_visibility

Drupalcamp NYC 10

Planning group for NYC's conference-style Drupalcamp to be held in November/December 2011 timeframe. 

http://groups.drupal.org/node/159259

Drupal Webinars

We've posted lots of recorded webinars today. Check them out at http://bit.ly/ixbmAO

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Drupal News - Week of June 25th 2011

Drupal News is a collection of interesting Drupal related links and news items that I have found over the past week.

Flickrbomb

Build super awesome sites quickly, with super awesome images. The Flickrbomb module integrates Flickrbomb with Drupal!

http://drupal.org/project/flickrbomb

D7 Upgrade Issues

Well after uninstalling every module (including core optional ones) #drupal still errors on a D7 upgrade attempt. Officially a #wtf moment.

http://twitter.com/#!/mustardseedinc/status/83573829468819457

Drupal Design Camp Berlin

Join top Drupal designers and developers for 2 days (June 25th and 26th) of focused workshops, sessions and discussions on design and Drupal.

http://drupaldesigncamp.net/

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Streamlining Site Administration With Drush

In this lesson I show you how you can use the Drush script to streamline Drupal site administration. Drush is a command line interface for your site that allows you to enter short codes to perform a wide variety of site administration tasks including downloading and installing modules, updating modules, updating core, clearing the site cache and much more. Although I don't show you how to install Drush in this lesson you can see a good video on installing Drush at the Level Ten Design blog. The installation of Drush begins at about the five minute mark.

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Drupal News - Week of June 18th 2011

Drupal News is a collection of interesting Drupal related links and news items that I have found over the past week.

Drupalcon NA 2013 Straw Poll

This “straw poll” from the Drupal Association is intended to gauge community interest in various potential DrupalCon North America host cities. This list is not intended to be exhaustive, and community members are welcome to suggest alternative options.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/drupalconpoll

Drupal Commons is now Commons

We are changing Drupal Commons to Commons. We believe this will help non-Drupal experts to look beyond the robust Drupal platform as a technology, and focus on the business value of what Commons provides enterprises.

http://acquia.com/blog/drupal-commons-now-commons

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Reviewing Five New Features In Drupal 7

 In this lesson I show you five important new features that you will find in Drupal 7.

  1. The new tokenized cron link
  2. Image field and image cache now in core
  3. Set up and application of text formats
  4. The shortcut bar below the admin menu
  5. Vertical tabs on the node creation page

Note: Click the 'full screen' icon (to the right of the volume control) in order to watch online at full 1280x720 resolution.

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New Look To Views In Drupal 7

There are many new features in Drupal 7. For many one of the most notable enhancements will be the changes to the Views module. First of all, in Drupal 7 Views requires the Chaos Tools Suite in order to function properly. There are also changes to the process of creating views and to the interface. I have spent a little time working with Views on D7 and I think that the changes are a nice step forward in terms of usability.

As you can see in the image below when you create a new view you are presented with a host of very basic options that allow you to create a basic view very fast. For the example I set it up to display a page that lists links to the Page content type. I have also chosen to create a block along with the page view.

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