Web Development and Web Redesign

AJAX to the rescue.  By loading each of the individual content nodes "on demand" we can cut the unnecessary burden of loading everything up front, and only load the content that is actually requested by the visitor

Can someone see anything wrong with this hook_menu() and hook permission() code? I am able to see the permissions in the admin menu, admin/people/permissions.

There are advanced ways to do this, such as using the Workbench module, but in this tutorial we'll show you an easy way to provide a list of each user's content.

But clearing all of Drupal's caches at once can be overkill. You usually don't need to clear everything, and doing so can put heavy load on your servers (especially if your site is large or gets a lot of traffic).

I blame it on the confusing name. No, Aggregator is not an animal in Florida that eats people. Aggregator is a module that imports content from RSS feeds into Drupal.

Managing comments on a busy website can get tedious if you need to login and check continually. It's very convenient to get an email with the comment text, so you can see if it's legitimate or comment spam.

Most of us are used to having a spellchecker when we type. If we use Microsoft Word, Google Docs and most other writing tools, you're used to seeing a red line under your spelling mistakes.

OG allows users to create and manage their own groups. Other members can then join those groups and share content either privately or publicly.

Detect language on context request

Now we need to react to the locations selected when a user completes a form