The goal is to allow a site designer to remove stuff from the URL. For example, the language switcher block must send the new requested language, but a site designer might not want to see any stuff about the language in the URL (say for logged user, in case you worry about SEO). This is related to this support request: #755394: More control on the URL (#15)
We are looking for an experienced Drupal developer with PHP programming experience for a number of high profile contracts due in April. There will be a number of fast-paced and intense deadlines, so we’re looking for someone who can either sit in our Washington, DC offices or be nearby for meetings, if needed.
For PHP memory limit, while 16MB is the minimum for Drupal 6 and 32MB is recommended, it seems that those numbers are probably going to be double for Drupal 7.
So, if a site is on a shared server, being ready for the about 64MB recommended for D7 is something to consider when choosing the date to upgrade from D6. Depending on the site, maybe a VPS or dedicated server would be advisable.
I'm a total non-techie but am hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I had a designer and coder create my website and the coder used Drupal. My old site was hosted on Network Solutions, which apparently is not configured to support clean URL's from sites created in Drupal. The site looks great but the URLs make me gag -- http://www.website.com/en/?q=node/8 should read http://www.website.com/about.
OK i am new to drupal but i have a good idea of how to develop modules and templates, i understand the different hook types.
currently i am learning themes, i have copied a existing theme renamed it test and altered its .info correspondingly.
I am struggling to find where to put a simple procedure to access the db and pull some data and then assign as a template variable. Is there a specific hook that i must alter or prepped in templates.php ?