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In Drupal 7, it's easy to show calendar (ui.datepicker) date selector to user. (it's not hard in Drupal 6, too - but in d6 you need to enable http://drupal.org/project/jquery_ui to get the calendar, I think) You just write several lines of js code, and
In Drupal 7, the direct access to entity fields (CCK in d6) is different. In Drupal 6 you write: field_yourfield[0]['value']; ?> in Drupal 7 you have to write: field_yourfield[LANGUAGE_NONE][0]['value']; ?> (this is a way suggested by
Today I've made another decision to postpone using Commerce in our project where customer needed simple e-shop. I've actually made such decisions several times already, and that makes me feel unhappy. I would like to say that I really enjoy Commerce presentations, (like everyone of you, huh?), and test installations
I was not updating my blog for a while - it's summer here :) I've just returned back from my business trip to US, Alaska, where I helped guys from shipito.com killer to automate their warehouse and create good user control panel in their website (everything is Drupal-powered here!). I've
While everyone is now aware of SQL injections and 99% of Drupal developers now use placeholders in their db queries, some of other important security aspects are often forgotten. Today I've encountered another example of CSRF (Cross-site request forgery in Wikipedia) in Drupal contributed module. It's so easy to create
It's so exciting to see how such huge improvements happen. I've just updated one of my 7.x websites to latest dev of views and ctools, and noticed that Views UI got major overhaul: 1. New Views wizard Related thread on d.org 1. Overall interface changes: 1. All secondary
