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Drug Rehabs New York

Year: 2009

Technologies: PHP, XHTML, CSS, Drupal, GMap API

Description: We have made a link directory application, with import / export from CSV (also available for later use). The listings are grouped by 3 tag classes (vocabularies) and can be filtered by city, county and vocabulary. Also we included a dynamic Google Map showing filter results.

We also installed the LiveZilla client support script.

Design: We also created a fully custom Drupal Theme including Usability Guidance, Graphic Design and XHTML / CSS implementation.

Link: http://www.drug-rehabs-new-york.com/

Preview: 
Development Seed: Aegir 1.0 Release on Drupal 7 in Early 2011
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 23:15

Plans for the Aegir 1.0 release and how we'll get there

Last week at DrupalCon Copenhagen Antoine Beaupre and I shared our plans for the 1.0 release of the Aegir hosting system. After the 0.4...

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Grayside.org: Node Form Dominos via Node Reference and Prepopulate
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 22:47

I like Prepopulate. I like to have that pseudo-RESTful way of preloading a form to minimize the amount of work a user has to do to get to the point of submitting a form. But I also like clean URLs. This post reviews in detail a technique to use a single prepopulated nodereference field to prepopulate a bunch of other fields based on that reference. Since Prepopulate’s recent 2.0 release, it because a whole lot more difficult to use the...

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CivicActions: Drupal 7 - Faster Than Ever
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 21:57

CivicActions has been working with Google's “Make the Web Faster” project team to make some (last minute) improvements that make Drupal 7 faster.

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Advantage Labs: New Pay alpha release available
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 21:18

Yesterday afternoon we made a new Alpha release of Pay for Drupal available.  What is Pay you might ask? At it's core Pay is a modular API for accepting, processing and tracking payments.  If you want to be able to accept payments on your Drupal site for simple transactions with out "Add to cart" or complicated checkout procedures then Pay is for you!  To learn more about Pay, take a look at our blog...

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Katherine Bailey: Quicktabs module: some updates and an attempt at a roadmap
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 20:12

Quicktabs, the Drupal module that allows you to create blocks of tabbed content such as views, blocks and nodes, and which I co-maintain with Csuthy Balint (Pasqualle on drupal.org), received a couple of significant changes recently. One of the changes, allowing Quicktabs blocks to be exported just like you export Views and other CTools exportables, had been submitted as a patch by Young Hahn of Development Seed a shamefully long time ago and I had procrastinated about certain aspects of it...

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Mogdesign: Free Drupal Infographics PDF + t-shirt
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 16:35

Have you ever wonder how many Drupal websites are there? What about Drupal modules and themes?  Ever wanted to know how has Drupal evolved since it was created?

Find out all you ever wanted to know about Drupal, but were afraid to ask.

Take a look at this fast overview of basic facts about Drupal, print out a card and use it as...

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Localize.drupal.org: "This is all nice, but how do I get stuff out?"
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 13:17

This is the question I got at many events where I presented about localize.drupal.org. We've just rolled out support for suggestion exports for translators about a month ago to make quality control and management easier, but that does not help people much who are just looking to download what's available.

I've also announced about three months ago that translation downloads were becoming...

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Hagen Graf: Fields in registration form
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 10:47

Since a few months I try to have a closer look at Drupal 7. After the release of Alpha 6 I decided to start a clients project based on Drupal 7. Two weeks ago we discovered a more or less strange problem.

In Drupal 7, as far as I knew, the profiles module will disappear or integrated in the new field api. 

So I thought it would be a good idea to create the user fields as "fields" not as "profile fields". That worked perfect. It was possible to see the fields in the user edit...

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I Can Localize: Translation Analytics - A Reporting Tool
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 09:09

The next major addition to Translation Management will be the addition of a reporting tool.

This reporting tool will answer questions like these:

  • How are translations progressing?
  • Who's the French translator, responsible for the delays?
  • Which urgent documents are still not translated?
  • Are all marketing documents for product X translated?
  • How much work did we send to translation service Y in...
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Lullabot: Drupal Voices 160: Moshe Weitzman on Page Rendering in Drupal 7
Thursday, September 2, 2010 - 08:39

Moshe Weitzman talks about the new Page rendering flow and hook_page_alter() functionality in Drupal 7, which allows a more control over what appears on each page load. This will enable one-off customizations to the page loads in a much easier way. He talks about how Drupal 7 themes can now implement alter hooks, and how the page render arrays use the same approach as forms and nodes....

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