The first Drupal Johannesburg meetup was held on Saturday, and was a roaring success. Kindly hosted by Obsidian Systems, the meetup was well attended by 18 passionate drupalers, including Adrian Rossouw.
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print_r(get_defined_vars());
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Heard about this on the lullabot drupal podcast, did a quick search and came across this post.
Web Worker Daily has posted a useful list of 15 iGoogle productivity gadgets. I particularly like the sound of the google analytics gadget that allows you to track your stats without constantly having to log into your analytics page..header-image {display:block}Ran into this error a couple of times before when adding content to a CCK email field in MySQL 5.0.27: user warning: Field 'field_email_email' doesn't have a default value query: It seems the email field is initially set up to not allow null values. To fix this check out this patch or just update the field in phpMyAdmin: ALTER TABLE `table_name` CHANGE `field_email_email` `field_email_email` VARCHAR( 255 ) CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci NULL
Came across an interesting post when investigating some "n/a" text appearing in a CCK node field when not logged in. I was using the code echo content_format('field_description', $field_description[0]); to safely format and output the description field. Not sure exactly why it happens but it turns out that there's no need to actually do it that way as CCK already provides a safe string of that field for outputting to the browser that is already formatted accordingly.
if ($type == 'block' && arg(0)=='node')
{
$node = node_load(arg(1));
$path = $node->path;
$args = array();
$args[0] = '';
if (!empty($path))
{
$args[0] = $path;
}
return $args;
}
%Y%m%d%H%M%S-__DB__
This will save your files in the following format: 20070815152612-databasename.sql