Posted on April 11, 2009 - 9:32pm by Maura Clover.
I've set up Acquia Drupal on IIS 6, Win 2003, 1GB RAM VM server with multisites. Everything is working great. Acquia Drupal is fantastic, I like it tons.
Question: when installing MySQL 5.1, after reading everything I could find on Drupal.org, this site, and Sun's website, I finally went with the recommendation on Sun's site to install Mysql with mixed Myisam and Innodb, as there seem to be so many differing opinions on which is best for Drupal. I also read "Achieving Optimal Mysql Performance for Drupal". Read full article »
Posted on February 4, 2009 - 6:51pm by John DeSalvo.
I have a rather large conversion from Joomla to Drupal. After a year working with Joomla I have decided that the ability for users to add content was not adequate. I am also proud to become a member of the Acquia sales team and figured I would see what I am able to do with our support. Two common questions have been posed to me many times: "can I do this migration or upgrade myself?" and "Is it ok to ask a Newbie question here without a lecture." Read full article »
Today is an exciting day, as we launched the Acquia Podcast series this afternoon. You can listen to podcasts in a flash player on our site, subscribe via RSS feed, or find in iTunes.
Posted on May 9, 2008 - 1:19am by Robert Douglass.
This article explores the process of taking HTML content from Drupal nodes and indexing it for the purpose of search and text retrieval at a later time. The code examples apply to Drupal 6. Read full article »
Posted on April 26, 2008 - 10:03am by Robert Douglass.
This video highlights the new theming features of Drupal 6. The themes, Pixture, Wabi, and Twilight, are the work of Hide Ito (Pixture), and utilize not only the Farbtastic color picker, but also the ability to adjust the width of the layout, and in the case of Twilight, a configurable header silhouette. Read full article »
Posted on April 25, 2008 - 3:07am by Robert Douglass.
Drupal's ambitious search module provides a framework for building searches of all kinds. By isolating the tasks involved in searching, and allowing the actual search implementations to be handled by other modules, the search framework sets the stage for all sorts of creative search applications. This article, which applies to Drupal 6, explores the structure of the search framework by following the steps needed to execute a search. Read full article »
