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Upcoming
August 17, 2023 Online session
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September 14, 2023 Drupal Coffee
6pm to 8pm at The Siphon Coffee Houston, TX
701 W Alabama st
Houston, TX 77006
Discussion
Drupal 6 Form API - setting #size doesn't seem to set for me?
For some reason my module's form's textfield is not obeying the size => 4 I'm asking it to be. Am I overlooking something (again)?
In addition to the whole code below, see the attached screenshot...
<?php
function project_calc_concrete_calculator() {
$form['instructions'] = array(
'#prefix' => '
',
'#value' => t('Enter concrete slab dimensions'),
'#suffix' => '
Drupal 6 Form API - setting #size doesn't seem to set for me?
For some reason my module's form's textfield is not obeying the size => 4 I'm asking it to be. Am I overlooking something (again)?
In addition to the whole code below, see the attached screenshot...
<?php
function project_calc_concrete_calculator() {
$form['instructions'] = array(
'#prefix' => '
',
'#value' => t('Enter concrete slab dimensions'),
'#suffix' => '
Helpful Link
My Drupal mentor, Tim Miller of It Integrity in Australia, has put a step-by-step process online for registering at search engines with XML sitemap. It's a complex process and I know he spent quite a few hours working it out.
If you're working Drupal and SEO, you might like this.
I highly recommend SpyJournal as a great blog for all sorts of tech tips, btw. He's very good with Excel.
http://www.spyjournal.biz/node/1239
Read moreSouthwest Drupal Summit - Houston Jan 27-28, 2011
If you don't know, now you know: Drupal meet-up extraordinaire at the end of this month in Houston, Texas. It's a Thurs/Friday event, so your manager will happily foot the bill for this work-related training. Good for you, good for your organization:
http://www.swdrupalsummit.com/
There will be balloons, prizes, and buttered popcorn*.
I checked the Central Texas g.d.o group and didn't see a related posting..
- I am not an official for the summit, and I can neither confirm nor deny whether there will be balloons, prizes, or buttered popcorn.
See you in Houston!
-Bronius
Have you Registered for SW Drupal Summit Yet?
If you haven't registered, what are you waiting for? :)
While the early bird period has come and gone, there is still an opportunity to register at a discounted rate. Email me (use the contact tab on my profile) for a discount code, and go register!
We have some fantastic sessions and speakers coming to our very own backyard, so don't miss it.
More info at http://www.swdrupalsummit.com
Read moreSouthwest Drupal Summit Approaching - Register and/or Volunteer!
Hi All,
The summit is approaching fast, and we could use some volunteers! If you are interested and are not already volunteering in some capacity, please send me an email ASAP. There are several things we need help with both before and during the event. In return, you will get free admission to the summit, a warm fuzzy feeling, and the knowledge that you have helped spread the Drupal love in Houston.
Read moreDrupal 7 Release Party!
People all over the world will be celebrating the release of Drupal 7. In honor of Webchick and all that is awesome, we in Houston must join in!
With the Southwest Drupal Summit approaching fast, I am afraid most of us have been a bit preoccupied, but we should not let that stop us from having an awesome time on the 7th. :)
Read moreWhy does $logged_in appear to work opposite how it appears it should when logged in as admin?
See my code snippet and devel kpr() output:
<?php
function kresher_preprocess_node(&$vars, $hook) {
if (!$logged_in) {
kpr($vars);
$node = $vars['node'];
$node->field_story_body = '
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Read moreMulti domains single database?
So, awhile back I asked about books or websites for learning to use Drupal. Learning Drupal by O'Reilly was high on the list. I bought that book. Now my problem was I only thought I had committed myself to learning Drupal. I started to use it and promptly was completely confused by user rights and taxonomy alone, much less the plethora of modules and trying to figure out which of those to use. Then if you happen to make it through that, there is the theme. I then started my path at trying every CMS that was even thought to be decent.
Read moreRegistration is open for SW Drupal Summit
We're expecting an incredible lineup of speakers here in Houston, and you do not want to miss this event. Please help spread the word to anyone you know in our area and beyond who is interested in web design and development, as this will be a fantastic opportunity to learn not only about Drupal, but web technology in general.
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