planet drupal

Can you tell the field display weights of all your entities with one command? Or edit a node through the command-line?

Watch the video on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVGZzWjdDh8 and get convinced you want to know more of these entity internals.

Following along the git migration and project cannot be grepped anymore I brewed the following code.

It assumes the gits are already cloned and placed is one common directory.

After running the script all repositories with a $major == 7 branch are set into the highest version.

I'm puzzling how to 'empty' the non $major compatible repos.

The fun part is now doing analysis on the tree

which shows some new dependency types

Sooo ... I've finally upgraded my own site. I thought it would be easy. A simple drupal site only using images. And yes I'm not reading READMEs that often. I trust drush somehow to handle this for me. But drush only sooth the 'pain'.

This blog contains my bash script which does some staging from production onto my laptop where I update the site to the latest D6 then upgrade to D7. The script is generic enough to adapt for other upgrades.

On http://drupal.org/node/686938 people are reporting a lot sloppy reports of error lines. The issue is about

But what are the names of the failing indexes?

jQuery has a nice grep so lets use it.

Make sure you have your drush aliases file setup properly. Below a snippet from my b2b.aliases.drushrc.php

Now we can run

I'm working on a patch to implement issue triage for Dreditor

But for ease of use and teasing in testers git issue branches would be great which are underways.

So in the mean time I use a sandbox for this. But how to get dreditor code into my repo?

1. First create a sandbox on d.o. This gives to access to a new git repo.
2. Ignore the initial git instructions
3. Clone dreditor according the git instructions
   
git clone http://git.drupal.org/project/dreditor.git

For a drupal 6 site I needed a node edit overlay. This is what I did.

Define the urls ajax/node/%node/edit and nojs/node/%node/edit. The idea is to use path similar to the normal drupal paths just prepended with what ctools modal needs. It needs are minor in that the url path must contain a string nojs and in this case a class attribute ctools-use-modal.

<?php
function annotate_ym_menu() {
$items['nojs/node/%node/%'] = array(
'page callback' => 'annotate_ym_ajax_node',
'page arguments' => array(0, 2, 3),

I recently discovered the site http://universalsubtitles.org which is a gateway to online video material and allows us to subtitle online videos.

In the past I tried to do something similar with http://mycaptions.org (offline) with an arcane editor using BUedit. With that system I managed to add subtitles to this video of which I like the animal.

We needed to protect our production site from prying eyes for a while with a basic authentication. Using apache basic auth settings seemed not enough. Or actually was too much. We wanted the theme to blend in. So these files were not supposed to get protected. Only our Drupal pages should.

The solution came from http://php.net/manual/en/features.http-auth.php. Adding the following to sites/default/settings.php makes the customer happy and drush too.