I've just got deep in the cache mechanism of Drupal, and I got to a scenario where I think it has a little incompleteness. The best word I could describe it: 'multiversioning', and I mean multiversioning of page cache (of a single page)!
I'm shortly describing the scenario where I stucked at without this feature. While creating a new website with Drupal, I tried to handle clients with javascript enabled and without javascript. Drupal has a 'has_js' cookie value to check wheather the user has javascript enabled, and based on this parameter, I'm doing things a little different if the visitor enabled javascript and if not (for eg. if has js, I'm showing a javascript button which works with events, and without js I'm showing a simple basic button). Therefore, I have two 'versions' of the same page, based on a client parameter (has_js). Btw, I'm talking about anonymous visitors.
Trying to find documentation on how to setup Sqlite. I want the database to be on a separate server, so can anyone link me to documentation showing me how to do this. Thanks!
Anybody know what module(s) the DrupalCon SF 2010 is using for the event registration? We're building a site with similar functionality - events with multiple options and price points. I've got something going with UberCart, Signup, and uc_signup, but I'd like to know if there's a better way.
I would like to create a link (like a "Printer Friendly" link ) that would only print the main body of a Table View (Please see my example/test site... http://discountcouponsheet.com/test ). When you click on the link only the middle portion will pop up in a new window (in this case the coupons would be ready to print out)... I'm sure this can be done in CSS but I don't know how to write it? Any ideas?