we have created FotoTV, a WebTV programme about photography using Drupal 4.7
As you can see at www.fototv.de and www.fototv.com we have created a site with templates that have been entirely built from scratch.
FotoTV shows tutorials and workshops about photography as well as Photoshop courses and interviews with well known photographers such as Elliott Erwitt, Ed Ruscha and Ralph Gibson, to name but a few.
I'm fairly new to Drupal but have a pretty complicated scenario. I've been asked to integrate one of my full fledged PHP applications into the Drupal login piece. Basically, I need to include a function on my side which would allow me to masquerade (impersonate) a Drupal user login session on a remote server (which we own) without authenticating for username or password.
I would like to develop a new module using the Eclipse PDT 1.0 IDE. I'm new in PHP development, and would like to know all the requirement to develop/runing a PHP application with eclipse PDT.
First, it is mandatory to install a Web server/PHP in order to execute PHP from the IDE. Is there a default one in Eclipse PDT for that?
I'm passing arguments to a view by a series of listboxes and a submit button. Each listbox contains terms from a separate vocabulary. How do I supply arguments to the view when there are up to four different terms that I want to combine - it only seems to accept a single term as the view arguments.
Myself and a friend are building a website using drupal 5.2.
We're using Subversion to manage our website code, and would like to get some best-practices advice on how to use subversion and structure the repository directories for website development using drupal.
We're using both non-core and custom developed modules.
We've customized a bit of core, and a fair bit of a number of non-core modules.