Customizing a Theme

I am the webmaster for the National Writing Project at Rutgers University: htp://www.nwprutgers.org

I'm currently exploring options to convert the static HTML site into Drupal. The executive board members of the NWP @ RU love the look and feel of the old page, and want to maintain that appearance; so this is a condition I have to meet in order to make the move.

Google OpenSocial and .NET

I need to find a reliable and highly skilled Drupal Developer for a long series of projects.

To test the quality of the developer I want them to do the following and we will negotiate a fee for this (relatively small task):

(a) Design a .NET Web Service object that can encapsulate a small sub-set of the most important Google OpenSocial API and test via the Orkut Standbox. This will be tested on a Windows Server.

(b) Design, PHP, Classic ASP, and ASP.Net script pages that offer up various form related to (a) and when Submitted return the appropriate results.

Move to production

I developed a page on Drupal that I want to link to my homegrown homepage how do I move my drupal page to production { ie link it to my home page }

Tom Bayer

from the desk of....

Thomas Bayer
Advocate for Disability Concerns

3078 Chelsea Circle
Ann Arbor, MI 48108

Home: (734) 975.9185
E-mail: tombayer@disabilityconcens.us
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Module, core release and simpletest cross-reference table

Here's a table which lists all Drupal 4.7 and Drupal 5 core compatible modules, indicates whether they have been ported to Drupal 6 or not, and for which of those branches a simpletest directory exists. (1350 lines, about 88kb)

http://tinpixel.com/system/files/modlist.txt

Thanks to Arto Bendiken for the original Ruby script which I hacked to generate this.

Is $form_state['submitted'] always false?

Is this a 6.0rc1 bug? It seems that in my hook_form_alter, $form_state['submitted'] is false both before and after a form is submitted. If it isn't true after a form submission, when does $form_state['submitted'] become true, then?

I notice that $form_state['post'] will have >0 elements after form submission, and 0 otherwise.

Trying to figure out how to detect the form my module is interested in has been submitted.

Some raw PHP code for the Drupal community

Hello People,

I’m converting my old website to Drupal. But in my old website there are many php scripts, I’m not a programmer so I don’t know how to convert those scripts to Drupal. But maybe the community can use those scripts to. So there can be made some nice modules.
A few options in my old website:
Picture gallery (example: http://www.dutchspiders.nl/partypics.php?pid=16)
Image’s are uploaded with ftp, because I have many image’s for every gallery book.
In the admin section you can chose to create a new gallery book or at images to existed gallery book.

After that the progress is completely automatic.
The image’s are scaled to the right measurement.
Thumbnail view created
Watermark is submitted to the pictures
Comment form
Etc.
Another nice feature is the content module that is created for my old website. I think a booking module is the better name for it. The visitors can book/order us online, they have to summit some information etc.

They get a nice replay email etc. In the Admin panel you can accept the booking or not. And of course give up the reason(s). When the booking is accepted, it is automatically displayed in the event module on the website. So that other visitors can see when we are booked etc.

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