I was asked by my boss to create an Human Resource system. We all know that Human Resource system is complex and has a lot of configurations. This includes payroll and timekeeping, performance management etc..
Now I am thinking of using Drupal or CodeIgniter.
CodeIgniter, I will have total control of the system. I have freedom and doesn't have to follow rules. And the database design is nice and easy to understand. But, it will take me a lot of time because I have to code from scratch.
Can anyone suggest examples of Drupal-powered sites which successfully use a Commerce module with a vertical progress indicator/tracker, especially on mobile view?
I recently just got tasked for the next 2 months to make a website for a new company my boss is starting. A little background info is that I did an internship that was focused around Drupal 8 development. I got a good understanding of how to use and build a website with some neat features. I understand the core features decent and I worked with some really talented drupal devs. . I've laid out most of the scope of the project including what the site will look like and how it will work and what tech I'm using (obviously not the web platform).
I have been learning Drupal 8 over the last several months. At home, I set it up on my laptop running Linux, at work, on my desktop PC running Windows. After some demos, my boss would like us to officially use Drupal at work. I asked if we could do it on Linux, and to my surprise, he said yes. He feels comfortable with some sort of support, so we went with Red Hat.
I have drupal 6 installed on linux with mysql 5.6 and php 5.4. All working.
But search give error: You must include at least one positive keyword with at least 3 characters. . I enter word with 5-6 characters.
I try see logs of server and php, errors: 0. In admin panel: admin/settings/search all indexed on 100%. What this can be? I think, that drupal incorrectly checks for counting characters in search. May be need a module php? But I have installed all modules..