sandbox

Edit: This has been fixed now.

After having browsed through a number of review threads I noticed that very many of them received the following comment:

Hallå där Drupalsverige, jag har under några semester-dagar suttit och gjort en modul som sparar tweets från ett twitter-konto i drupals db vid varje cron.

Tanken bakom denna modul uppkom när jag satt och byggt en liknande modul för en kunds räkning och twitter stängde ner sitt gamla API och modulen helt slutade fungera, den hämtade då tweets direkt från API't varje gång den specifika sidan visades.

Denna modul använder twitters nya API och hämtar som sagt tweets vid varje cron och sparar i Drupals databas och listar dessa i ett block som man kan aktivera.

Took me a while to understand I am not going to create any decent distribution for now.
Wrote about it here
Comments and ideas here or there are welcome !

Thanks,
Shushu

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My organization is in the process of selecting a CMS. I'd like to demo a Drupal install for them, but unfortunately A) I'm a noob, so installing and configuring one myself would take some time and B) All the online Drupal demo sites are unresponsive to my join requests or appear to be dead.

Is there any way I can access a functioning Drupal sandbox/demo? Thanks.

• Mark
• markfarmer@webness.biz

Hi everyone. I've had some recent discussions with Chris and others about the desire to revamp the LADrupal.org site. Let's open it up general discussion.

If you're interested in generating Drupal sandboxes at the push of a button, check out the Dojo Duju at [EDIT] http://www.its-coming.com/ http://duju.hopto.org/ (now offline).