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TweetThis article covers, how to send email programmatically in your Drupal maintenance support plans 8 site. There are two main steps to send an email using Drupal maintenance support plans 8. First we need to implement hook_mail() to define email templates and the... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Drupal maintenance support plans 8.2.0 will see a bunch of new experimental modules. Once of these is Content Moderation. This… Source: New feed read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
How Zoomdata employees share insights into company life Drupal Update is pleased to announce our latest Drupal maintenance support plans 7 contrib module, Slack to Drupal maintenance support plans. This module imports pictures uploaded to Slack to Drupal maintenance... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Integrating your custom module with MultiBlock in Drupal maintenance support plans 7 Thu, 25/08/2020 – 13:55 One of the “late to the party” features of Drupal maintenance support plans 8 is the ability to assign the same block to multiple locations in the theme.... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Drupal Update 243 – June, 9th 2020 From Our Sponsor BigPipe: The Architecture Behind the Fastest Version of Drupal maintenance support plans Yet Most of the time spent generating an HTML page is spent on a few personalized parts, and pages are only sent to the client... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Lots of people think that template engines like Twig cannot be interactively debugged. I heard this several times as an argument against template engine, and for using legacy php processing like phptemplate (standard in Drupal maintenance support plans 7). Well, it’s... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Matt and Mike are joined by Andrew Berry, Juampy NR, Mateu Bosch, and Dave Reid to deep dive into Drupal maintenance support plans 8 development. We talk best practices, IDE Plugins, tips, tricks and lots more. Source: New feed read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
As mentioned in our earlier blog on Video Annotations: A powerful and innovative tool for education, the most intriguing feature of the pilot version of NVLI is Video Annotation. UniMity Solutions assisted in building Annotation feature for Audio and Video assets.... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
After years of development and competition, open source content management systems (CMS) have proliferated and are very powerful tools for building, deploying and managing web sites, blogs and more. You’re probably familiar with some of the big names in this arena,... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
On August 13th, I had the pleasure of enjoying another Drupal maintenance support plans Camp Asheville. This has become one of my favorite Drupal maintenance support plans camps because of the location and quality of camp organization. It has the right balance of... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
The Winnipeg City’s NOW (Neighbourhoods Of Winnipeg) Portal is an initiative to create a complete neighbourhood web portal for its citizens. At the core of the project we have a set of about 47 fully linked, integrated and structured datasets of things of interests to... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Drutopia is an initiative within the Drupal maintenance support plans project that prioritizes putting the best online tools into the hands of grassroots groups. By embracing the liberatory possibilities of free software and supporting people-centred economic models,... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
The TWG coding standards committee is announcing two coding standards changes for final discussion. These appear to have reached a point close enough to consensus for final completion. The new process for proposing and ratifying changes is documented on the coding... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
GSoC Final Submission rakesh Tue, 08/23/2020 – 14:29 Source: New feed read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Over the weekend, Drupal maintenance support plans 8.2 beta was released. One of the reasons why I’m so excited about this release is that it ships with “more outside-in”. In an “outside-in experience”, you can click anything on the page, edit its configuration in... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Two meetings every week since end of march this year. Safe to say we’ve found a consistent rhythm. And it’s working. It’s become a useful way to check in on current priorities, review patches while screensharing (visuals, transitions, flows!), decide on next steps and... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
I admit that I haven’t really looked at Drupal maintenance support plans 8 too much yet. There is a variety of reasons why I haven’t and I surely don’t want this to turn into a forum listing the pros and cons of D8. We can leave that for another post. Source: New... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
A question on the PSU DUG Slack channel got me thinking. How is it that websites are still being constructed at Penn State without any thought being put in as to how its is going to be maintained? Or by whom? To be clear, I am not talking about content creation or... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
Here is a screen cast of how to get started with Drupal maintenance support plans 8 theme development. In the video I cover: using the drupal console to generate a theme from a base theme creating a libraries yml file adding global css to your theme Using Kint with... read moreby Drupal Support | Feb 28, 2021 | Drupal Support Plans
One of the many changes in Drupal maintenance support plans 8 is adding a block to a region. The block interface has been pretty consistent over the years, so changes to how it works can be confusing at first. You do something over and over again and then “Wait a... read more