There may be some instances where you may not want your users to change their quantity on the cart page. An example may be where you want to limit an item to one per order. There are many ways to limit in the product’s node page, but the cart page presents a loophole where the […]
Category: Drupal Development Resources
Ever have a situation where adding a class or ID to your HTML markup is difficult? This is a common occurrence when working with content management systems or modules/plugins where the code is generated for you. A perfect example is Drupal, where adding classes often requires either writing a custom module to override the output, […]
Password resets have always been an issue with Drupal 7. Normally the password reset link goes to a landing page telling you to change you password, then it directs to the user account edit page and doesn’t force the user to change their password. So what happens is they never end up changing their password […]
This information is provided “as-is” with no warranty, support, or guarantee of accuracy. Here’s a convenient file with all the US zip codes and their associated latitude, longitude, city, state, and county. Mapping modules in Drupal and WordPress may require this database which isn’t always included due to size. Download: Zip Code Database
Project files move around several times during the development process. A standard cycle includes: Development environment – usually someone’s laptop/desktop or a private area of a web server Staging environment – usually on the web but password protected or not indexed by search engines Production/Live environment – this is ultimately where the website resides, usually […]
Lamplighter Content Authoring is a starter kit to be used with new Drupal installations. It creates “Filtered HTML” and “Full HTML” text formats and an accompanying Wysiwyg profile for each with buttons and plugins enabled. After enabling the feature, you can turn it off and customize your text formats and wysiwyg profiles to your own […]
Easily change the default Google Map marker in the Geofield module with the patch by anou. It introduces a field to enter a path for your custom marker.
Dealing with form fields can be a little tricky when making a responsive theme for a website. You can code your CSS for each device or browser width, which can results in a lot of extra or redundant code, or you can use this simple technique. Set your text fields (or input/element of your choice) […]
Drush is one of my favorites tools for Drupal. It’s a huge time saver being able to type in a command instead of having to manually download modules, extracting them, and enabling them through the Drupal admin interface. Using drush requires you to have SSH access to your server. Run the following commands from anywhere […]
We had set up a Drupal website with Ubercart that sold tickets to events and the client needed a convenient way of displaying a list of customers who bought tickets to create a check in list. The Who Bought What module fit the bill perfectly. This module comes preconfigured with: Selectable list of products to […]