I've been using Drupal Quickstart on my Ubuntu box for a little while and I'm looking to switch to a dev VM where I can just use it as a server and having it run in the background while I do the development in my IDE on my normal machine.
During Drupalcafé March we'll continue the topic which got everyone excited in January: Security. Except this time, instead of looking at the broader perspective and hacking, we'll dive into Drupal specific security.
When it comes to Drupal security, there are various angles and viewpoints. We have the code and configuration (rights etc) of course, but we can also distinguish between prevention (good coding, maintenance), and best practices for damage control in case something goes wrong in spite of our efforts.
Recently I try to use the Drupal 8 to provide the web service. And then using the Sencha touch to get the data. But I can't get anything except a error. I create a simply REST export about the users. This is the URL: http://www.stonestudios.com.cn/en/userrest
I found these two different ways to solve this problem.
Since joining Drupal.org in 2007, Lee Rowlands (larowlan) has been an important contributor to the Drupal project. A major core contributor and Drupal 8 advocate, Rowlands has become a well-recognized and celebrated member of the Drupal community.
Rowlands is an important Drupal figure in Australia, and has spoken at DrupalCamp Brisbane 2010, Drupal Downunder Melbourne 2012, DrupalCon Sydney 2013 and Drupal South Wellington 2014. An occasional mentor during Drupal Office Hours in the Australian timezone (GMT+10), Rowlands is also a well-recognized figure in the international Drupal community for his involvement with core and his contributions to a huge variety of projects on Drupal.org.
How did you get involved with Drupal?
Jim Morrison and a naked native american came to me in a dream and told me it was my destiny. Just kidding. I started up my own IT consulting business and I'd built a couple of Drupal 5 sites.
Been struggling to include an external javascript file, kind of like a CDN when a checkbox is selected in the themes settings page.
I've got the same function working brilliantly with CSS, but I can't find anywhere that works on how to do it with Javascripts.
I know this is premeditated, but I am eager to get into Drupal 8 theming, and I am mostly there with a few missing pieces...