Sometimes, you want the visitor to go directly to the cart, instead of staying in the same page and having a success message telling him that his product has been added to the cart. In order to go directly to … Continue reading
I got you there, I too didn’t know there were n and m dashes “–” and “—”. Anyways, the process of using one of these in my life was something like this: Search Google for “mdash” Use my eye scanning … Continue reading
Everything went smoothly as usual in my local machine, but as soon as I moved the website to the client server, it wouldn’t run normally, instead it gives me the dreaded error message: Error displaying the error page: Application Instantiation … Continue reading
There is no official Drupal certification, but there is better. Today, at 2am, I decided to track my improvements in Drupal with Certified to Rock, my goal for now is not to be an 11, a tiny 3 will suffice, … Continue reading
It’s easy to miss things that are very obvious, this is the proper way to check that a variable has a value that is not nothing (null, 0, FALSE, “false”, array(), etc) without getting PHP E_NOTICE messages (that I encourage … Continue reading
Today I want to show you Tiny Checker and explain why it’s probably the best tool that exists so far for: Checking domain name availability Checking Alexa ranking Checking PageRank User friendly (secure, intuitive, fast…) It’s secure, it doesn’t monitor … Continue reading
Probably not the next internet meme, I don’t think you are interested in seeing it, yes it’s funny but rather mediocre humor compared to what you can find online. But when deciding to post it or not, I remembered how … Continue reading
I’m always impressed with what you can do with MySQL (my favorite RDBMS), not long ago I needed to add a column in a table and fill it with some random values. Instead of using a PHP (could be C, … Continue reading
The MVC design pattern separates business logic from user interface Model–View–Controller is a design pattern or a software engineering concept that separates the model, the view and the controller from each others, thus dividing the labour in your application in … Continue reading
Sometimes you want to hide the breadcrumbs in a single page an keep it in the others, either using a module or inside a node. You can remove the breadcrumb from a Drupal page with this line of code: This … Continue reading