Hello,

This is not a technical support question though, but a question for sure! Sorry for that, because I think this is the most apt forum to discuss this. I have documented the steps to build and maintain a Drupal based website through NetBeans IDE. I have the HTML page ready. I have a few questions concerning uploading the file.

* Drupal Handbook would be 'the' ideal place to upload right?
* If so, aren't images allowed, because I think images would help user/developer to a great extent with imagining and working out the steps.
* Is there any other location wherein I can upload the document (pdf/html)?

Any pointers to these queries is commendable!

Thanks,
With Regards,
Sujit

Comments

themegarden.org’s picture

Drupal Handbook is good place.
But if you wrote some small "book", maybe it's better to export it to pdf, and contact drupal.org webmasters.
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olafke’s picture

a tutorial for maintaining Drupal with Net Beans would be awesome. I hope it is available as soon as possible!! Thanks in advance!

toddk’s picture

Sujit,

I just noticed PHP support in Netbeans today while I was downloading the latest version. I would be very interested in this documentation! When will it be available?

Thanks,

Todd Krokowski
http://toddkrokowski.blogspot.com

dugh’s picture

Netbeans 6.1 also has a javascript editor, which would be nice to use with a drupal site:
http://www.netbeans.org/download/flash/js/javascript_demo.html

dugh’s picture

Eamankwa’s picture

I am trying to install drupal on windows XP without IIS but with WAMP on Netbeans 6.5. Using CVS checkout and after creating a project with existing sources some of the steps is omitted on Netbeans 6.5 such as existing sources steps. However,I could create the project without adding a webserver instead using a local web server. After running the project and choosing the language I get this error:The Drupal installer requires that you create a settings file as part of the installation process.

1. Copy the ./sites/default/default.settings.php file to ./sites/default/settings.php.
2. Change file permissions so that it is writable by the web server. If you are unsure how to grant file permissions, please consult the on-line handbook.

More details about installing Drupal are available in INSTALL.txt.

Error #1 I corrected, but error #2 I have no internet user agent as an object in my security tab to grant permission to.