Drupal Tutorials
Create Symlink When Setting Up Drupal Multi-site Feature
Installing one Drupal instance and have it serve for multiple web site is a very attractive feature for most of the webmaster. But, to set it up in the real world always takes you more effort then you have thought, and one of the key reason is that in Drupal official site, they have not [...]
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When Myspace was first launched no one dreamed it would be the success it has become. Then again, even those individuals who saw the huge potential in Myspace were utterly stunned to see how huge it has become. Let the truth be told, $30 million dollars a month in advertising revenue is hardly minor! However, [...]
Read the rest...How To Enable Drupal Multi-sites Feature
Drupal is a very powerful open source content management system. And one of the most attractive features from Drupal is that it will allow you to install one single Drupal code base which can serve for multiple web sites, each with its own individual configuration. But unfortunately, the guide from Drupal office site on how [...]
Read the rest...Drupal Taxonomy, Drupal Nodes And Other Terms – What Do They Mean?
Drupal is a very powerful content management system but it’s pretty clear that beginners have a though time using it, and the Drupal specific terms aren’t at all helpful. Yes, the taxonomy system is how content is categorized but why the hell don’t they just say categories? What are nodes, pages, stories, blocks and all [...]
Read the rest...How To Install Drupal Modules and Themes
Now that you have clean Drupal install it’s time to start customizing. The best way for this is to look for the modules that will give your site the functionality you want it to have and then grab a theme that looks nice and fits your needs. The first thing you should do is to [...]
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For this install I assume that you have a server that has Apache, PHP and MySQL installed (it doesn’t matter if it’s on Windows or Linux). Also, most modern hosting companies offer Cpanel and PhpMyAdmin so I’ll use them in my tutorials. Here’s how to install Drupal: 1. Get the latest Drupal release from the [...]
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