by Peter Connolly | Oct 16, 2012 | Contracts
Here is a sample contract for Web Development. This will be one of a short series of contracts that will be developed for open use. We want to make this contract as useful as possible for small web development companies and freelancers, so if you see anything...
by Peter Connolly | Mar 8, 2011 | slideshow, technology
“Friends don’t let friends use IE6” Not me saying that, but Microsoft. On Friday 4th March Microsoft released the IE6 Countdown website, an aggressive campaign to persuade users to stop using IE6 and update to a newer IE. Its goal is to decrease IE6...
by Peter Connolly | Mar 8, 2011 | Drupal, featured
Working on a client site today, I came across a requirement to put a line-break in a menu item. I checked out the Drupal.org website, but there wasn’t much in there apart from fixes by people who were hacking core, so I had to work it out myself. Here’s...
by Peter Connolly | Oct 7, 2010 | Drupal, featured, technology
For the last few weeks I’ve had a problem with a client site not indexing all content. Cron would run as normal, then redirect to a page in the website. Indexing would never get past 26%, and I couldn’t find anything in the Drupal log or the Apache logs to...
by Peter Connolly | Sep 29, 2010 | Drupal, technology
WARNING We discovered (to our cost) that this technique is fine for a Drupal site where you maintain the modules via FTP, but if you happen to use Drush, this technique has a major disadvantage; Drush doesn’t parse the if-then-else statement, and so picks up the...
