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Nice Article, informative and interesting
If you're sharing between sites using tables,
How 'bout a DB view that'll expose only node of user profile type?
Sounds pretty simple to me...
Kids are great.
While they are a lot of work and can add stress at times I feel bad for the people who either:
-Don't appreciate them
OR
-Don't want any
I hope the people that don't appreciate them don't have any/anymore (unless they learn).
I also hope the people who don't want any, if they have the capacity to appreciate them, will have some.
:D
So, in the meantime, please let me know what the lawyer says... but for now I'm off to shake three cute little hands...
I was just in Portland at the Pioneer Square Apple store and heard, again for the second time there, that Boise's getting an Apple store. That fact is supported by the recent job posting on Monster, see above. Hurray!!!
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I'm thinking that the Towne Square Apple Store is a hoax... No announcement from Apple.
http://www.ifoapplestore.com/db/2010/02/19/another-state-added-to-store-...
http://jobview.monster.com/Apple-Retail-New-Store-Opening-Boise-Idaho-Jo...
Where can I find a list that tells which transponder and which satellite a given channel comes from?
I have a mobile tack shop. Is Vegas, during NFR, a good place to go to look for products? And do vendors offer wholesale buying if for a business?
i know a hole in the middle of downtown that would just love to be filled
with an apple store
Thanks for the patched module. However, when I install it and try to test, I get a white page, and in my error log it says it is missing the popups_skin.js inside my theme folder. I checked and it is not there. I reproduced in two sites with two themes (marinelli and garland). Any ideas?
I used procmon as suggested by CIDM and noticed one of the things it was trying to access during Save As was a shortcut in my My Documents root that pointed to an FTP site. By moving that shortcut out of My Documents it sped things up from 40+ seconds to just 2-3.
Environment:
Windows 2008 R2
Office 2010 beta
I get local DirecTV channels in HD without an antenna. They are broadcast on one of the DirecTV satellites. At least the main CBS, PBS, ABC, NBC and FOX channels are. Not sure which bird they come in from though.
I've been to that site. It's really cool. Thanks. It is the regional conference for Pacific Northwest Drupaleers. And there are a lot of interesting things. I was surprised!)
Although the christmas has gone but its fragnance still is in the air,the cow boy christmas is proved to be the best of the christmas party of the year this year the attraction is the life style Expo really great occasion to visit.
I recently upgraded to the Dishnetwork DVR. Cool thing about Dish is you get the CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox locals in HD and all the HD channels in your package plus exclusive HD channels for $10 more a month. Additionally you can connect an Antenna to the Receiver and get the over the air piped into your receiver. This is nice because you don't have to switch from the receiver to the TV.
Also getting all the HD channels over the air is much better than Dish, Directv or Cableone piping them over there systems. Only thing Direct has over Dish is the sports, but they have the Redzone channel that is only 5 bucks a month.
I haven't seen this problem recently. It seems to have generally been fixed in more recent versions of the software.
I'll work on explaining the reason for this better. The problem with core and using a taxonomy term for this is the individual blog ends up with two different tags "drupal" and "drupal planet" which don't mean anything to 99% of the people reading the blog. It also means if someone wants to subscribe to all of a blog's Drupal posts they have to seek out where to subscribe to those posts because it's different than the page visitors land on when coming from Drupal Planet.
It's certainly not a solution for everyone. It is a solution for sites like mine where I like to post about Drupal things that aren't suitable for Drupal Planet but should appear in the Drupal context on the site.
Did you ever find a solution for this? I'm having the same trouble where the disk and printer drop off the network, and the only way to get them back is to power the Airport off and on.
It hasn't been ignored. It's set to 'Needs work' and awaiting a response from you for a couple months now... http://drupal.org/node/611168
I do this all the time. I don't have a blog position on drupal planet (my request has been ignored so far) but I do send postings to some other aggregator sites such as The Energy Collective and Social Media Today. For both I wanted to send only a selection of my postings and be free to post about other stuff on my site. It doesn't always make sense to send every posting from a blog to an aggregation site because the aggregation site may have a specific topic focus whereas the blog sending postings may have a different (though overlapping) topic focus.
Hence using taxonomy tags would be the Drupal way to do it.
For The Energy Collective and Social Media Today I defined a view for each, and told them to aggregate the feed generated by the view. One reason is both those aggregators require full feeds but I want my main feeds to show only teasers.
IIRC I don't generate a page from those views, only a feed. But if I did generate a page it would serve as a good topic hub. For example in my proposal to join planet drupal it was to send only my drupal-specific postings from the drupal-specific topic hub page that I already generate at http://davidherron.com/drupal-blogging
I'm not sure why such a complex solution is required. Just use core's Taxonomy module and use an actual 'Drupal Planet' tag/term. Then use the taxonomy term's feed as your Drupal Planet source feed. It works pretty well for 99% of the sites out there.
I've been trying out Gigya on one of my sites and it was pretty easy to set up. Definitely worthy trying out if you want more engagement on a site. The new Google Friend Connect module (which is different from the one released several months ago) that was released yesterday is also a viable option. I'm trying that out on Learn By The Drop. It doesn't allow logging in with Facebook credentials but it does accept Twitter.
it'sonly the project pages this time tho
History repeats itself
doooh!