The full comment lays out the code. Pretty nifty way to prevent overwriting the live database.
Now, when @dev is used as the destination of the rsync or sql-sync command, --simulate=0 will take precedence, but when @live is the destination, then --simulate=1 will take precedence.
From: Protecting a site from having it's database overwritten. | drupal.org
My first foray with scss/compass and I'm checking out the Sasson contributed theme, which has built-in support.
Super cool, check this out (this will download Sasson, create a sub-theme and enable it):
drush dl sasson
drush cc all
drush sns "My theme"
drush en mytheme
drush vset theme_default mythemeYou can have full control on the theme name and machine name with:
drush sns "Full Name" machine_name
Took me a while to hunt this one down. I'd seen it months ago, and am finally getting around to using it. Somehow all of the search terms I used weren't doing the trick. Finally found it through the D.O modules page using:
The Environment Indicator adds a coloured strip to the side of the site informing you which environment you're currently in (Development, Staging, Production etc).
This module adds clientside validation (aka "Ajax form validation") for all forms and webforms using jquery.validate.
Punishment delivery module:
Misery is a module designed to make life difficult for certain users.
It can be used:
- As an alternative to banning or deleting users from a community.
- As a means by which to punish members of your website.
- To delight in the suffering of others.
From: Misery | drupal.org
The solution to this problem is a secret value associated with the action that is not easy to calculate called a token. When the form or link to take an action like deleting the account is sent to the browser the site sends along a string that includes something unique and only known by the site and the user. When the request is submitted the site validates that the token is still present and is appropriate for the action being taken. If it doesn't validate, the action is denied.
Commerce File is an outstanding and mature module that allows you to sell downloads. It uses Drupal 7's private file system and provides a field that can be added to a product for the downloadable item. If you're interested in Commerce File, you may also be interested in the Commerce Downloads distribution, which comes with Commerce File completely preconfigured for use.
Randy Fay (December, 2011): Commerce Module Tuesday: Commerce File (Screencast) | Commerce Guys
A future enhancement project for this site's 'Chronicles'.
For Drupal 7, all you need to do is implement hook_node_view() in a custom module, and change the $node->link value to whatever you want:
Indeed...
Drupal Camp 2012, Jan 21 (snow day Jan 28)
University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA
From: Drupal Camp Western Mass is gonna be awesome again! | Western Mass Drupal Camp
Drupal Webstocks is a virtual stock market game for Drupal.org projects.
Projects are the stocks, and usage numbers are the price.
From: Home | Drupal Web Stocks
