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This is a featured content block that has been configured to show blog nodes with terms SEO or Drupal SEO by the author kristen. It shows random list of 20 results in the block and 30 results on the more page.
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It will be fantastic if someone shares a post ofhow to install some ide and some debugging tools.
Xdebug and apc are SOP. Especially APC.
Also, https://www.drupal.org/project/drush_extras has a nice little utility to facilitate generating and pushing the keys.
I voted "fast enough for me", but submitting that vote was really slow!
I installed with:
pear install drush/drush
which is the method listed on the project page and it installed drush 5.4. You can install older versions if desired like:
pear install drush/drush-4.6.0
$ sudo apt-get install drush
That'll give you Drush 4.5. It's also possible to check it out via git and make an alias to it as well if you need 5.
Thanks for the feedback :) I've added it.
Because I got there after reading your book "Drupal 7 Multilingual Sites". Please give this possibility in the radio buttons!
The steps above will just do the basics. I use git but I haven't set up the other tools you mention. Most people have their favorite testing/IDE tools, so I'll leave those out, but perhaps I should add git in the list since that's what I use and is very common in Drupal-land.
If you have any tutorials for installing any of those tools that you'd like to point to, feel free to add another comment.
What about git and gitolite, xdebug, apc dvel-php, phpunit, selenium?
And, to generate some quick dummy content, check out Jacob Singh's post on using devel generate via drush.
Thank you for this great list. I will translate this article in romanian and I will copy on my website
www.tazywebdesign.robecause is a website made with DrupalHi,
If we use a local server such as XAMPP it may be better to change
drupal_set_time_limit(240);
to
drupal_set_time_limit(0);
in file I10n_update.local.inc
By the way, drupal_set_time_limit(0); stands for unlimited time.
I had to make that modification to make its works.
Robert
curious
A nice internal Drupal Panels debate happened at Media Current last year.
I tried out Pantheon when it was in *early* beta and didn't have any success but my understanding is that is is pretty awesome now. I need to give it another whirl.
Using Pantheon addressed a lot of the pain points associated with adhering to best practices for proper deployment for myself with 'a good, simple, reliable “deploy” button' going between dev/test/prod
Nice List here..I hope this list will help me optimizing my Drupal site for getting better rank in SERP
Wow. I'll be working on a drupal site that needs SEO and this list just made my module crawling so much easier! Thanks
Too bad you couldn't get to Denver until Thursday night. My company, Elevated Third, hosted a great party on Wednesday night as well as code sprints on Sunday and Monday before the con. Maybe we'll see you in Portland!
Thanks for the list of modules. This saves me time searching for each module I could possibly need for SEO. I have bookmarked for future reference and will also tweet about this page on my Twitter account.
Drupal search engine optimization is very easy. It's really the only open source framework that helps out well with SEO.
You need to include the video filter in your input formats... go to: Site configuration > Input formats and edit any of the input formats you want to include your video filter. For example, click "configure" for the Full HTML format and then check the checkbox for the video filter and save it. Then when you create content with that input format, you can add your [video:url] type notation.
Just installed the Video Filter module with my new clean Drupal 6.1 website. Showed up fine in Site Building>module where I enabled it. Also in permissions. But no administrator tasks to set. Isn't showing up under create content or as an option under page or story. Can't find where to add my YouTube URL.
Checked help files, but no answer there.
I got a few recent reviews that included 4s so now I'm no longer #1 but am still in the top 5. Note that people aren't very rational about their ratings... someone wrote that the "documentation is perfect" and then gave the module a 4 out of 5 on documentation... ????
Kristen
I'm surprised that the aliases are still there after deleting the node, but you can delete them individually through:
Site Building > URL Aliases > Delete Aliases
or if you have a bunch, there is a way to deal with them in SQL here:
https://www.drupal.org/node/195120
Good luck,
Kristen