We're implementing the new WYSIWYG Module in Drupal 6, and really digging it. We are using it with our WYSIWYG Editor of choice: TinyMCE (3.2.1.1). We noticed, however, as we were setting up the module in Drupal, that our beloved media button was gone. Here's how we got it back in there: First, you need…
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Install Drupal Modules via CVS
CVS deployment enables a whole new level of simple installation and upgrading. To install a Drupal module using the standard method, you have to: Find the module on Drupal.org Wait for the Module to Upload Unzip the contents Connect to your FTP server Browse to the module directory Wait for the module to upload Using CVS installation,…
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How to Display CiviCRM events on a Drupal Calendar:
How to Display CiviCRM events on a Drupal Calendar using CiviEvent's iCal Feed and the Drupal Calendar Module: Pre-requisits: You’ll need an instance of CiviCRM running on Drupal, (we’re using Drupal 5.5 with CiviCRM 1.9) with CiviEvents Enabled. Download & Install the following Drupal modules: Calendar: http://drupal.org/project/calendar Views (required by Calendar): http://drupal.org/project/views Date (required by Calendar):…
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Disabling Drupal Modules via your Database
Due to the occasional small (or large) fluke, your entire Drupal website can become inaccessible because of a module. This is how you solve the problem: disable the specific module by altering values in your Drupal database. In our case, we'll use phpMyAdmin, but you can use whatever utility you prefer for database manipulation. So,…
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