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Alors que s'ouvrait jeudi l'exposition itinérante World Press Photo 2010 regroupant les meilleurs clichés de photographes de presse de l'année, les photographes de presse montréalais de tous les horizons se sont réunis pour présenter en parallèle leur propre compilation thématique sur le tremblement de terre en Haïti et recueillir des dons qui seront acheminés à la Maison d'Haïti de Montréal.
QUÉBEC – Nouveau rebondissement dans la bagarre de ruelle entre Jean Charest et Marc Bellemare : l’ex-ministre de la Justice poursuit à son tour son ancien patron pour 900 000 $.
Ça y est. Après presque deux ans de publication web, Rue Frontenac passe en deuxième vitesse. À partir de la fin octobre, le quotidien des lock-outés du Journal de Montréal publiera une version papier hebdomadaire.
La tournée publique de la controversée Commission spéciale sur l’euthanasie débutera mardi à Montréal.
Benoît Labonté fait faux bond à l'organisme de coopération internationale CUSO-VSO pour lequel il s'était engagé.
With the rise of importance of social networks, and the sheer number of them, there has been development of a number of "listening" tools, which aggregate people's activities/fans/followers/friends and try to produce useful information about what is going on.
Everyone knows the top-tier Drupal modules, but with over 5,000 modules available for Drupal it’s no surprise that many useful ones go unnoticed. As a public service to the Drupal community, Palantir is working to raise awareness of some of these unsung heroes.
In part 4 of our ongoing 5,162-part series, we present: Menu Block: Revisited
In Menu Block (Part I), I talked about its basic options. In this part, I’ll be going into the crazy non-obvious options:
Last week at DrupalCon Copenhagen Antoine Beaupre and I shared our plans for the 1.0 release of the Aegir hosting system. After the 0.4 release that we are currently working on, the project will start working towards a final 1.0 build, rather than head towards 0.5.
Our goal for Aegir has been to implement a hosting system with a stable documented API that provides a solid foundation for integration of other services. Once we hit the 0.4 release, we will have the infrastructure in place to support this. With our key goal met, we've begun determining our must have features for a 1.0 release.
I like Prepopulate. I like to have that pseudo-RESTful way of preloading a form to minimize the amount of work a user has to do to get to the point of submitting a form. But I also like clean URLs. This post reviews in detail a technique to use a single prepopulated nodereference field to prepopulate a bunch of other fields based on that reference. Since Prepopulate’s recent 2.0 release, it because a whole lot more difficult to use the Form API to work magic on what it provides.
I use this in conjunction with nodereference to tailor node forms for their relationship with the referenced node.
CivicActions has been working with Google's “Make the Web Faster” project team to make some (last minute) improvements that make Drupal 7 faster.
Yesterday afternoon we made a new Alpha release of Pay for Drupal available. What is Pay you might ask? At its core Pay is a modular API for accepting, processing and tracking payments. If you want to be able to accept payments on your Drupal site for simple transactions with out "Add to cart" or complicated checkout procedures then Pay is for you! To learn more about Pay, take a look at our blog post last week and check out the project page.
As part of the Pay API we provide a set of base classes which can be extended to provide payment forms or payment methods and gateways. Out of the box we're currently shipping with support for Authorize.Net and PayFlowPro payment gateways. While at DrupalCon Copenhagen I began adding support for PayPal Website Payments Pro and Standard. While still under development some of this work is now available for testing in the latest alpha.
The Quiz Prerequisite module is a Quiz module add-on. It lets site administrators configure quizzes to have prerequisites. When enabled and configured, this module will check to see if a prerequisite quiz has been taken before allowing users take a quiz. Site administrators can configure which user roles need to meet the prerequisites.
You must download and enable the Quiz module before you can use this module
The foundation for this module came from the Drupal 5 module posted by @sunsetco from http://drupal.org/node/518104.
This module is sponsored by http://bitsprout.net and http://altprod.com
This is a simple module to let users store their location on the edit account page. It uses HTML5’s geolocation API and stores latitude and longitude. How you use that data is up to other modules.
This is a Views summary style plugin. It allows you to embed the results of a View with each argument in the argument summary. You may use a different display; for example, you might build an archive View with a Year+Month argument, that lists the four most popular nodes for each month in the summary, but that lists nodes in date order when you click through to the argument.
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Caveats:
It's hard sometimes to find certain module if you're using a bunch of modules. This module helps you to find the module faster.
This module is an in-line editor used to edit the body field of specific content types and blocks using Mozilla's Mozile editor.
In essence, this editor should work on all browsers, but it's best used with Mozilla Firefox.
Please consider donating to further the development of this module.
Maintainer: Waleed Qadi from O-Minds.
O-Minds can be contacted for Drupal services via the contact form on our website.
Site en (long et peu prioritaire) processus de migration de Spip à Drupal. Pour l'ancien contenu, voir archives.bidon.ca.
