Drupal

Drupal distributions like Open Atrium and Drupal Commons consist of many modules, already preconfigured and installed. During the installation process of such distributions you can encounter several problems related to your server like ‘memory limit error’ and ‘time execution limit’. These are caused by a complex configuration and calculations being performed during the installation of these packages.

To secure yourself from such sad interruptions and to install everything quickly and smoothly you should do the following:

I have been omitting Drush for a long time because of being too busy to spend time on another new feature. But here is what I’ll say you: I can't excuse myself for escaping Drush since I’ve discovered it. This is so huge time saver for any Drupal developer and you just can’t have a right to escape it. So if you still don’t know what the Drush is or don’t have it installed on your development machine read this short Drush Windows installation and usage tutorial.

Halloween is a pretty spooky time. Mystery is in the air, people are in the mood of telling horror stories and sharing their frights. Back when we were kids, everyone had his own frights usually connected to witches, goblins, dragons and other dark citizens. Grown up, Drupal kids still experience fear at times. Today, on the way between making a pumpkin and creating a costume for the evening party I will tell you about seven spooky drupal developer's nightmares and how to overcome them. Let's begin.

Happy Autumn everyone! Several days ago I got a question from one of drupal users about „How to output drupal taxonomy terms separated by vocabulary”. By default, Drupal outputs all terms despite of their vocabulary in one list, which isn’t great at all. On the output we want to get something like this:

Now I will explain you how to achieve this.