New window notifier
Do you know of a module that displays an image for links that open new windows? We're using External Links, but it uses a background image for this via CSS. To my knowledge, screen readers don't see background images. Also, the background image doesn't allow for alternate text.
According to the accessibility gurus at WebAIM, "users ought to be alerted when the link does not open in the current window or frame. The accessibility issue is that some users can get confused with the new windows." http://webaim.org/techniques/hypertext/hypertext_links#new_window
Read moreBrowser detection of language variants: How to have fr-CA display fr pages
I am creating a Canadian national project site in English and French. Given that French Canadian (fr-CA) has had few translations done, we're going to use standard French (fr).
However, for those browsers who have languages set to fr-CA, we don't want to display the site default/fallback language of English, but the fr (French) version of the pages.
I'm sure there's must be a way to set Drupal so the fallback for fr-CA language is fr, while the site fallback remains English, but I've been unable to locate it in the documentation.
Any help would be appreciated.
Read moreDebugging with KomodoIDE on Windows: Browser never completes
I posted in the support forum but didn't get any replies. ActiveState was baffled. I'm wondering if any of my fellow Bostonians have any clue why when I debug with Komodo IDE, after the debugger runs, the browser never completes the request. The page never refreshed. If there is a redirect, that part does happen.
Details are here: http://drupal.org/node/822700
Is anyone using KomodoIDE debugging under Windows with success?
Read moreHow to change content according to browser language?
Scenario:
I own a website in French. Someone from the UK visits my website (with an English browser of course). Drupal recognizes its language and serves the English version of the page.
How to do this ?
Content-negociation based on the browser language (Accept-Language in Apache terms, but I don't know it has any importance with Drupal, I think). That seems pretty basic to me, bt I may be wrong (I am not a coder).
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