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I have implemented a tag cloud as the main navigation structure for our web site, but it doesn't look quite as fabulous as I'd hoped b/c Tagadelic alphabetizes capitalized tags separately from non-capitalized tags. It would be much better if the alphabetization system integrated both capitalized and uncapitalized tags as if they were a single alphabet (which they are!)
hey guys I want to know what can I use to develop and debug PHP so can do my drupal modules without struggling.
Can you set drupal as debug mode?
what tools can I use do you Write and debug php code? or to manage your database? (could be linux or win32)
I could be to php in general .... i been using Notepad++ (win) and vim (linux) but i would like to know how you guys debug (i use echo's or print) i want to be able to follow the code like in .net env.
any sugustions or anything related let me know! i need your help.
thanks!
I tried to post this as a feature request for the URL alias module but it wasn't listed as a choice in the list of "projects" so here it is. I administer a site that has about 1000 url aliases and growing at about 100 a week. The default way to administer these is just a huge list with a pager. If I need to edit an alias, I need to "guess" where it might be in the list and it usually takes me at least 10-20 pages to find it.
Why create a seperate database per site ? Why not have the tables that are site specific be partially keyed on a site identifier. In that manner you have one database and one set of tables per site. I would think that this would make maintenance and upgrades easier and you still get seperation of site specific content. Is there a reason why this would not be a good idea ? I am thinking in the context of having 1000's of sites. The only concern that I can think of is the node table getting huge and affecting performance.