Hello,

I have written a post on by blog site for checking the condition for value of region at page.tpl.php. I am putting URL here, so if somebody comes here searching, can get help --

http://www.drupalconnect.in/condition-check-custom-region-assigned-block

Thanks,
RajeevK

I'd like to make a membership site with thousands of members where each member has public information, private information and can author short articles that can be designated public or private. The articles have tags. When an outside visitor searches for a tag, he'll find public articles. The article will also have a member's name so the visitor can visit his public page. I'd also like the article to have a hierarchical category.

Can I create this in drupal without custom modules? Which modules can help?

All the modules I've seen seem to create custom pages, where I want something that allows configuration of each user's public and private pages.

Thanks much!

You know what the problem was, after all the trouble I went through? Not the template files at all, but permissions. Some of my blocks weren't visible when logged out because they were missing anonymous access permission.

Sorry for the delay... haven't been getting comment notifications.

You could use menu_attribute to add some CSS ids to your menu items and then CSS to wrap where you need to.

Don't know... clear the cache again? :)

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You have probably already made your decision but...

I'm loving my Mac. I ended up with Macbook Pro 15". It took me a few weeks to get used to the new keystrokes (e.g. there is no HOME/END/TOP/BOTTOM) but I'm pretty proficient in it these days after many months :)

All in all, I can see why people use Macs. The hardware *feels* really good... keyboard, case, touchpad, etc. So far I haven't had any "issues" that are major.

If I had to do it again, I'd definitely get the Mac.

I found the issue you were mentioning:

https://www.drupal.org/node/699252

and there is a patch but I haven't tried it yet:

https://www.drupal.org/node/699252#comment-6492648

It would be awesome to have it in the UI!!!

There was an issue I can't find anymore which implemented that really rudimentary in views.

https://drupal.org/sandbox/david.fzs/1467698 is also a sandbox to achieve this.

On the views api you should be able to do something like:


$query->add_where_expression(0, "foo.bar != bar.foo");


In a ideal world you could implement that logic in a filter handler.

...what if NONE of these things work? I get fresh tpl files when logged in and old ones when logged out, no matter what.

There tips are definitely something worth bookmarking if you can't remember the basics. Always refer back to the basics in anything you do. Although I don't know if your SEO keyword optimization should be over 4%. Just saying, even the pros stay within 2-4%.

Keyword variations is not too much of an importance, just have content that's as natural as possible. Content is best brewed when made for the user first then the search engine too. Overall thanks for the good short concise read on SEO basics.

Hi Kristen,
First, I want to thank you for blogging about this, as I'm having a bit of an OS identity crisis myself. I know it's been a while, but I am wondering how you're feeling about your Mac and your OS switch these days.

I'm a front-end Drupal developer. I've been working on Windows laptops for the past 10 years (Mac before that), as I work with nonprofits whose users have historically been almost entirely on Windows (obviously, all of that is changing now with the dominance of Firefox/Chrome/mobile). I'm wondering if you're still liking your Mac. I have my eye on a 15" MacBook Pro (retina).

I've used Linux but am not sure that a Linux laptop is something I want to put time into maintaining. My usual setup is Win7 WAMP with a patchwork of things to approximate a command line (I use Ruby for SASS/Compass only). It's gotten increasingly tedious and I'm exploring my options since it's time for a new machine. For many of the reasons discussed here (expense, proprietary soldered-in components, etc.), I have hesitated to switch to Mac. But I went and checked out a MacBook last week... and wow... it did impress me.

So now I'm considering getting a new Win7 machine with a VM workflow instead of WAMP (so I can have a decent command line experience), vs spending the extra $1000 (!) for a similarly-powered MacBook Pro.

Any thoughts you have from your experience so far would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!
Johanna