Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.
This page is for those trying to use the Dojo framework and associated widgets on Drupal pages and hitting issues. It's intended for genuine gotchas - you have checked your syntax, checked your markup, amended any templates with the required divs, the code works perfectly when on a static HTML page, etc and everything checks out. But you still cannot get your Drupal version to work.
Note that for Drupal 7 (at least), you should have no issues or obscure steps to take to load dojo on a page - jQuery and dojo should live happily side-by-side.
Arch Linux users can install Drush through the Arch User Repository. Using your favorite AUR helper, install the drush package. For example, if using yaourt:
yaourt -S drush
If you are working with Drupal core development and need the git version of Drush, install drush-git. Example:
VDD supports out of the box Xdebug working configuration. You can simply start your virtual environment, open your project with PhpStorm and start debugging.
Preparations
To make your debugging more comfortable you should install Xdebug helper extension in your browser. I'll use Google Chrome in this example.
This space is reserved for theme users to share any tips that may assist others in migrating their Bootstrap subthemes from 7.x-2.x to 7.x-3.0. Consider it a Bootstrap theme supplement to the Bootstrap 3 Migration Guide. If you haven't done much to override Bootstrap theme's templates or CSS, you probably won't need this.
Function quicktabs_build_quicktabs can be called to create a quicktab instance programmatically.
quicktabs.module
quicktabs_build_quicktabs($name, $settings = array(), $custom_tabs = array());