Coding - CSS, PHP, etc.

If you have QA testing, D7 and D8 experience and ideally with Behat please contact me at cmcgrath@celebratedrupal.com Thanks!

We are starting an Austin High Performance / Large Scale Drupal meet up. It will be targeted at people who develop or want to learn how to develop sites that require sub second response times before caching and sites that can handle millions of visits a day. We could discuss strategies / technologies / coding techniques and infrastructure to achieve these goals. We can meet monthly at my offices, 43rd and Guadalupe. Any interest?

Greetings, all. Hope I'm in the right place for this.

I'm setting up a fairly complex site for my first time using Drupal. Not the best way to go, I know.

It's moving along pretty well, but I've run into something that I'm sure is quite simple to accomplish, but can't wrap my brain around it and can't seem to find an answer for.

Basically, I'd like to use one view to handle multiple nodequeues and display any given nodequeue only for the related node. Sounds simple, and it probably is.

Hi, just a quick note about the Dallas Drupal Days this weekend:

https://dallasdrupal.org/program/session-schedule they added some more sessions just today.

It's a pretty good deal for $35/day. Friday is business-y, and Saturday is technical-y.

Cheers,

Mike

I have encountered the White Screen of Death (WSOD) whenever I try to add any content on http://nullifynow.net. It is discussed at http://drupal.org/node/1089142#comment-4204372

If anyone has encountered and solved this problem I would appreciate some help.

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' => '

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' => '

Can anyone think of a method to implement a "quicklook" feature with any of drupal's current modules?

http://piperlime.gap.com/browse/categorySearch.do?cid=19970

Thanks,
Wes

A drupal implementation for small business website with features listed below:

Home Page
Home Page Image/Content Slider
Blog
Products
Services
Image Gallery
Video Gallery
Contact
Shared Hosting
Domain Name
Do you think all these features could be made out of $100?

FYI, I just noticed that the newly revamped website for The Daily Texan is based on Drupal. This should be a dead giveaway to you:

http://dailytexanonline.com/user