Drupal 8.x

Left to its own devices, drupal_bootstrap() will only load the "master" Drupal site. If you want to bootstrap a subsite, you can use drupal_override_server_variables():

It looks like an image overlay on mouseover but I am not completely sure how would I go implementing it using Drupal 7.

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Suggestions?

Hi,

I'm looking for a related posts module, preferably one like WordPress's nRelate Flyout plug-in (or the New York Times fly-out related posts application, if you're unfamiliar with WP). I'm very new to Drupal and was wondering if anything like this exists for Drupal?

Thank you!

Please, i need a example or some documentation in how to use menu_local_task in a menu in drupal 8. I have 3 classes with 3 forms like list/add/delete, all from are FormInterface.

Thanks for any help on this.

I currently have a VPS, which I have been very happy and impressed by, but it has become full. The VPS only permits 10 domains and I need to create a few new projects while also professionalising my processes. My current VPS has used Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and I have root access via SSH.

While I could get a second VPS my thoughts are moving towards a dedicated server.
I am looking for advice on:

Managed Vs Self-Managed
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Vs CentOS 6.0
MariaDB Vs MySQL
Apache Vs lighttpd Vs nginx Vs Cherokee.

In terms of usage I will be hosting Commerce Sites, Hi Res Image Galleries, and HTML5 heavy sites. Every site will have a development version. I also need a mail server (currently using mailchimp).

My skill level is pretty basic. I have used Drush to perform updates and installed things like ruby gems. Whether or not to get the managed I have no clue, I am not sure of the actual requirements, how long it will take to set up or what to put on it. I have found quite a lot of support for Ubuntu and while CentOS seems to be well regarded it seem to have less tutorials available. MariaDB looks like a straight swap in (?). Apache seems to be the most used and referenced but Commerce seem to huge memory hog so may not be the best option.

I am trying to forecast how long it will be until the modules Drupal 8 will be ready for a technical-savvy development team to start using for a large multilingual multisite project.

(i.e. do we wait or migrate later)

I am thinking probably Fall 2014. I would appreciate hearing your estimates.

From my analysis (as of Aug 21 2013)