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CSS Background Submit Button in a form in Internet Explorer is dull and Grey

gowranngee — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:00:43 -0500

Does your input submit form button beautifully styled with CSS to have a background image in Internet Explorer 6 - 9 look like this....

The default grey filter gradient courtsey of Internet Explorer, not a very pleasant sight.

What you need to do is add an extra CSS attribute to the image

input[type="submit"] {
filter: none;
}

How to connect to a MySQL database with PHP in 6 Steps

Neil Gee — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:06:02 -0500

The 6 Step Plan Step 1 – Connecting to a MySQL database You need your MySQL username, password and server address (most likely localhost or 127.0.0.1). Create a .php file and open and close the php code with tags before the html, you can put regular html after it. Open the file in a browser [...]

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How to Install mcrypt for php on Mac OSX Lion 10.7 Development Server

Neil Gee — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 23:53:54 -0500

The mcrypt extension is missing. Please check your PHP configuration. The above error appears after you successfully get phpMyAdmin up and running on OS X, generally you don’t have to worry about it, you only need to address the error if you are going to use a web application that requires it, for example Magento, the shopping [...]

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How to create a Child Theme in WordPress 3

Neil Gee — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:30:53 -0500

A Child Theme in WordPress is a theme that takes all the juice out of its parent without doing much itself, pretty much like regular kids. This guide explains what a Child Theme is and how to create one for the latest version of WordPress 3.3.1. The core benefit of a child theme is that [...]

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Disappearing Hard Disk Space on OS X Lion 10.7

Neil Gee — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 19:59:26 -0500

Help my disk is full! Where is all my disk space going ? My hard drive hardly has got any space left ! I am constantly running out of disk space ! If you are repeating the above statements about your hard disk space, you need a tool to show you what is going on, [...]

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Optimising MySQL on OS X 10.7 Lion with mysqltuner.pl

Neil Gee — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 02:35:04 -0500

Once you have installed MySQL onto OS X / OS X server, MySQL will basically run OK under a light load. If you want to change some variables in the database settings via the configuration file you will notice that there isn’t one there, filed normally in /etc. This is the default behaviour as a [...]

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Upgrade jailbroken iPhone to iOS 5.0.1 and preserve baseband with redsn0w

Neil Gee — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 00:40:38 -0500

Updated post for upgrade to iOS 5.0.1 Jailbreak/Activate/Unlock How to upgrade a previously jailbroken iPhone to iOS 5.0.1 and preserve the baseband. The process of getting this job done requires a number of steps (but are easily done), which are downloading the official iOS firmware from Apple, upgrading iTunes to the latest version, getting the latest [...]

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Installing a GUI Text Editor in Drupal 7, TinyMCE and CKEditor Wysiwig

Neil Gee — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 22:52:32 -0500

You are left high and dry with an initial install of Drupal 7 in terms of text editing.

You can add text and code to content text fields but there is no default GUI text editor which you do get with other CMS'es such as WordPress and Joomla. If the Drupal site is to be passed over to a client for content managing who has no experience with HTML or CSS then this is an absolute necessity. Possibly Drupal 8 will arrive with a default text editor as part of the core product.

The initial install and configuration of the text editor can be a bit confusing and initmidating to a novice Drupal user but once your up and running that pain wil be history.

Which Text Editor

There are a many text editors out there, this guide will use TinyMCE and CKEditor, TinyMCE is the bundled editor in WordPress and Joomla and CKEditor is also a very popular choice, you can install both in Drupal - plus many more.

Install Wysiwig

The installation process requires a Drupal module and also the editors downloaded from their development home sites.

The key Drupal module you'll need is:

Wysiwig

Install this module into your site and enable it.

Install the Text Editors

Now download the text editors, download the latest stable releases:

TinyMCE

CkEditor

Unzip these and upload them to:

/public_html/yourdrupalsite/sites/all/libraries/

Configure the Text Editors

Once they are uploaded you then can configure the Wysiwig Module - you can do this from the modules page as above or:

Home » Administration » Configuration » Content authoring » Wysiwyg profiles

Configure HTML and Plain Text Formats to use what editor. The last thing to do is to switch on what you want to see in the editor - click edit... then Buttons and Plugins and check box away:

Thats it you should now see a familiar GUI text editor for your input text fields, use the permissions screen to control what type of user can see them.

To get a better image uploaded check the guide here.

How to find out which Boot Rom Am I ? Old or New for iPhone 3GS

Neil Gee — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 22:57:33 -0500

You can find out if your iPhone 3GS is old boot rom by the 4th and 5th numbers in the serial number being below 40. How you get the serial number is on the iPhone: Settings > General > About > Serial Number However the above rule is not 100% accurate – there is debate [...]

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How to Change the MySQL root Password in Linux or OSX via Command Line

Neil Gee — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 21:25:54 -0500

If you have forgot, can’t remember or want to break in….. how to change the mysql root password from the command line in either Linux or OS X: Stop MySQL Start it in safe mode: This will be an ongoing command until the process is finished so open another shell/terminal window, log in without a [...]

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Start Stop MySQL from the Command Line Terminal, OSX, Linux

Neil Gee — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 20:28:02 -0500

On OS X to start/stop MySQL from the command line: On Linux start/stop from the command line: Some Linux flavours offer the service command too Start Stop MySQL from the Command Line Terminal, OSX, Linux is a post from: coolestguyplanet.net Related posts: How to Change the MySQL root Password in Linux or OSX via Command [...]

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Help I’m a SEO without a Yahoo, Get Me Out Of Here!

Neil Gee — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 03:43:55 -0500

Yahoo Site Explorer is no more, it’s gone, no more, so long! You served us well, free access to backlinks on our sites, and on our competitor sites (didn’t they love that) to specific URLs or whole domains. Yahoo site explorer has now been integrated into Bing Webmaster tools, but really the functionality is just [...]

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Get Email Alerts of New Comments Awaiting Moderation Approval on Drupal

Neil Gee — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 04:38:45 -0500

For new comments made by users in Drupal by default the only way to approve or delete new comments for moderation in is to log on and check on to the site directly.

New comments are not alerted to an authenticated user. By setting up an action and trigger when a new comment is posted you can notify a particular user account email address with a link to the comment queue so you can decide if it is approved or deleted.

Make sure the Triggers module is loaded.

Go to - Administer › Site configuration > Actions

Create and configure the action and fill out the email address that you want to receive the comment notifications on

Go to - Administer › Site building › Triggers Click on the Comments tab, for "Trigger: After saving a new comment" select the action you previously created and assign it to it.

Fastest Way of Installing Drupal 6 on Mac OS X

Neil Gee — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 04:16:34 -0500

Fastest Way to install the latest Drupal 6 version on Mac OS X

This installation method on OSX assumes the web sharing method is the standard OS X user web sharing service as shared from ~/Sites, the shared drupal directory will be called "drupal". The mysql database is called drupal and the mysql user is root, the password for the database you have to add. The other web root is OS X is /Library/WebServer/Documents if you choose to use that one the exercise works equally the same.

This tutorial also assumes that OS X has Apache/My/PHP and phpMyAdmin all ready to go if not fix thise issues up first.

Preparing and Installing Drupal

make a sharing directory and move into it

mkdir ~/Sites/drupal ; cd ~/Sites/drupal

get the last drupal version 6.22,

curl -O http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.22.tar.gz

expand it

tar -xvzf drupal-6.22.tar.gz

move all files into shared directory one level up

mv drupal-6.22/* .

move hidden files one level up

mv drupal-6.22/.* .

remove compressed archive and empty directory [code]rm -rf drupal-*[/code]

create a settings file

cp ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default/default.settings.php ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default/settings.php

fix permissions on the default directory and settings file

chmod -R a+w ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default

Create the Drupal Database

create it a new database (no space between -p and password - as an alternative this can be done in phpmyadmin

mysql -u [username] -p[password] -e "create database [databasename];"

or in phpMyAdmin

Finish the Drupal Instal via the Browser

open it up in your default browser

open

http://localhost/~username/drupal/

Finish the install via the browser...

Thats all there is to it - to install Drupal 7 is exactly the same process and if you need to sort out clean URLs check it out here.

Post Installation Consideration

And also for smoother compatibilities for Drupal upgrades and module/theme add on installs change the local ownership to _www

sudo chown -R _www ~/Sites/drupal

Change the Drupal Administration Appearance and Menu

Neil Gee — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 02:03:58 -0500

Drupal 7 administration menu is quite a change from previous versions, in comes the administrative overlay which is like a partial transparent layer over the existing site.

This is a subjective thing some people will like the change however I prefer to turn this off and have the backend looking opaque and to have a sense that it is a separate side to the front end of the system.

There are some options to change the way you work in the back end of Drupal you can change just the Administrative theme purely for the backend, I believe this helps site admins do what they need to do without getting distracted from the site design.

You can add a custom admin menu module which has a hierarchal admin fly out menu which can quickly get to all parts of the backend.

First up to turn off the Administrative Overlay, to to

Home » Administration » Modules and uncheck 'Overlay'.

You can add in an 'Administrative' theme which then makes the back end quite distinct from the general theme of the site, one of the more popular back end admin themes is 'Rubik', this requires the 'Tao' base theme. Get both of these themes from Drupal themes extensions and install into Drupal. Change the administration theme to Rubik by going to

Home » Administration » Appearance

Scroll to the bottom and check the Administration Theme dropdown and enable "when editing or creating content" to keep all the backend work in the Admin Theme.

The Rubik Admin Theme is quite leap forward in how a back end admin theme should look like and is better designed in terms of UI and UX then you get with the default Drupal install.

Next thing to do is add in a very cool hierarchal fly out admin menu called believe it or not 'Administration menu', that sits at the top of the page, which is intended to replace the default Drupal Admin menu. Get this from the Drupal modules admin page. Install it via:

Home » Administration » Modules » Install New Module

Once installed enabled the module in 'Modules' and also disable the default admin menu in the core modules by disabling 'ToolBar'.

You can change the menu font size and appearance to match the default menu that ships with Drupal 7.

I find that the custom admin menu uses fonts a little on the large size. This can be changed in the CSS for the admin menu, the font size of the original menu is .846em. So in

sites/all/modules/admin_menu/admin_menu_toolbar/admin_menu_toolbar.css

Make any CSS changes you want to change the appearance of the actual menu.

#admin-menu {
  font: normal 0.846em "Lucida Grande", Verdana, sans-serif;
  box-shadow: 0 3px 20px #000;
  -moz-box-shadow: 0 3px 20px #000;
  -webkit-box-shadow: 0 3px 20px #000;
  filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Shadow(color=#000000,
direction='180', strength='10');
  -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Shadow(
color=#000000, direction='180', strength='10')";
}

Thats it - this should ease the admin view and experience - I do find now that the defauly shipped admin theme 'Seven' is still decent and have changed back a few times as it seems a bit more stable the add in menu hoever is a must.

No DNS Zones In Server Admin OS X Server

Neil Gee — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 03:32:12 -0500

If your DNS zones are not available in Server Admin but OK in /var/named it maybe due to a crash when a zone was last edited.

- Locate the last Zone that was edited and rename it with a .bak this will be found in /var/named (If you don't know what the zone was then you'll have to try this procedure with each one).

- Refresh the view in Server Admin - if the zones are now visible then you have found the corrupt one - delete the zone that was stuffed

- Recreate the zone in Server Admin use the zone.bak for reference.

The zone wasn't really stuffed as such as it was still functional as a low level dns service but the public View of the DNS which Apple uses in Server Admin becomes affected. This also may occur if the zone is edited in the shell which can screw up the GUI view - Apple prefers the edits are done in Server Admin.

Host Multiple Web Sites on OS X Server 10.7 Lion

Neil Gee — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 23:27:49 -0500

Serving Multiple Web Sites on OS X 10.7 Lion with the Server.app.

OS X server provides functionality to host and serve multiple virtual websites from the same host over a single (or multiple) IP address, it can run the same confgurations like a regular Linux webserver as it uses Apache under the hood, you can set this up using the command line or by using some server tools that Apple provide. This tutorial uses Server.app and Server Admin, Server app is a paid for tool downloadable at the Apple store, Server Admin is a free download, link below.

To get this running you need to have successfully configured your DNS with a fully qualified domain name for the host and have a successful output when you run the command below - this step is critical as a misconfigured DNS is really going to stuff things up:

sudo changeip -checkhostname

Starting The Webserver

To get the webserver going with the default website on the localhost

- Log into your server with Server.app.

- Enable the web server from the web service and if using php, turn it on here also

Creating the Additional DNS Zones

To serve multiple websites first up is to configure the DNS of the additional zones on your local server, you can do this using the 10.7 Server Admin tools dns service.

- Create the zone - - assign the local server as the new zones' nameserver - in the example below the local server is server.example.com it is both the FQDN and nameserver of the local server and is also the nameserver for the newly added dns zone of seo-hub.net

- Create a record for the new zone - - assign it the same IP address as the local server in this example the record is the domain seo-hub.net

- Create a 'www' alias if required - so here we are resolving the 'www' component so either using 'www' or not will resolve the domain to seo-hub.net

Add the Zone

Add the A record or Machine Record

Add the Alias (its on thr drop-down below 'Add Record')

Set up Additional WebSites

Go Back to Server.app to add the site and set the web root.

By default the web root in Lion Server is:

/Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/

To host multiple sites create a new directory per site in the Sites folder. You set that in Server.app

When adding the domain name - you will get a green light if the domain has successfully been pointed to your local nameserver verifying that DNS is correct

Set the IP address, port number and web document root by going to the 'Other' and creating a new web root folder and lastly set the access privileges.

One odd quirk is that if you also want to serve the website with a 'www' prefix (which you probably would want covered) you need to add an additional domain name site with the 'www' prefix and point the site files folder to the same one as the domain without the 'www'

Add a www domain and point the document root to the same domain without the 'www'

Thats it - if you are serving the sites to the outside world don't forget to delegate the added domains nameservers to your local server's public IP address at the domain's name registrar and then port forward http/https traffic from your router to your webservers internal IP address..

Also remember if using SSL that a unique IP address is required per SSL/TLS domain.

OS X Client Machine Without Server App

If the Server app is installed on your Mac this method to serve virtual hosts is preferred, as appose to a OSX client without server app - on a machine without the server app - virtual hosting is still possible. You need to edit the Apache httpd.config to allow for it. Open the file:

/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

and uncomment the include line on vhosts:

#Include /private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

Once that is done you can add in Apache directives on virtual hosts as described here in the configuration file in the above path.

Footnote

This set up has been completed without any altering of the httpd.conf file.

A number of uers have reported that they can only get virtual hosts to run by adding a file with an Apache directive in /etc/apache2/sites/
Named 00000_MoreTestingRequired.conf with the content:

NameVirtualHost *:80

Restart Apache via Server.app and it has all come good.

However I note what should happen is that in /etc/apache2/sites/ a generated file named virtual_host_global.conf should appear with the content:

# This file is auto-generated by the web configuration

# mechanism whenever settings are saved.


# The Listen and NameVirtualHost directives are generated

# based on the VirtualHost directive inside

# each site configuration file found in this directory.

#

Listen  *:443
NameVirtualHost *:443
Listen  *:80
NameVirtualHost *:80

So if you are not getting the latter result try the above fix to see if it solves

Fastest Way of Installing Drupal 7.12 on Mac OS X 10.7 , 10.6

Neil Gee — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 07:19:53 -0500

Fastest Way to install the latest Drupal 7 version on Mac OS X Lion 10.7 or 10.6 Snow Leopard

Drupal is a quality CMS application and is as simple or complex as your needs vary, it runs on the same foundations that Mac OS X Lion or Snow Leopard provide to a Linux environment.

This tutorial assumes a certain degree of comfort in the command line application (in the Utilities folder) Terminal for installing Drupal 7 on Mac OS X Lion or Snow Leopard but if the instructions below are followed correctly it will get the job done easily.

Before proceeding Drupal needs a couple of things to get going and those things are what is called an AMP stack - Apache, MySQL and PHP. Apache and PHP already come bundled in OS X and just need to be enabled but MySQL needs to be downloaded and configured, luckily a point and click installer is provided.

Optionally and preferably also install phpmyadmin to manage the database from a browser. To get the AMP stack working correctly on OS X follow this guide on Apache/MySQL/PHP and for phpMyAdmin if required. Once these components are in place you are OK to proceed. Or you may already have an AMP stack by using MAMP or XAMPP.

OS X has 2 web document roots '/Library/WebServer/Documents' and '/Users/username/Sites/' also known as '~/Sites' this guide uses '~/Sites'. This tutorial assumes that the shared drupal directory will be called "drupal". The mysql database will be called drupal and the mysql user is root. This takes into account that OS X has Apache/MySQL/PHP and phpMyAdmin all ready installed and runnng. All of the installation takes place in the command line using OS X's Terminal application.

Drupal Download and Configure

Make a sharing directory and move into it:

mkdir ~/Sites/drupal ; cd ~/Sites/drupal

get the latest drupal, swap 7.x for incremental updates[

curl -O http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-7.12.tar.gz

expand it

tar -xvzf drupal-7.12.tar.gz

move all files into shared directory one level up

mv drupal-7.12/* .

move hidden files one level up

mv drupal-7.12/.* .

remove compressed archive and empty directory

rm -rf drupal-*

create a settings file

cp ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default/default.settings.php ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default/settings.php

fix permissions on the default directory and settings file

chmod -R a+w ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default

or do the first lot in one hit (good for a script for multiple installs)

mkdir ~/Sites/drupal ; cd ~/Sites/drupal ; curl -O http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-7.12.tar.gz ;tar -xvzf drupal-7.12.tar.gz ; mv drupal-7.12/* . ; mv drupal-7.12/.* . ; rm -rf drupal-* ; cp ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default/default.settings.php ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default/settings.php ; chmod -R a+w ~/Sites/drupal/sites/default

Create the Drupal Database

create a new database (no space between -p and password - as an alternative this can be done in phpmyadmin

mysql -u [username] -p[password] -e "create database [databasename];"

or in phpMyAdmin

Finish the Drupal Install

Open - http://localhost/~username/drupal/

All done! faster than you can say "bitnami" If this is your first time installing Drupal, go with the Standard option

Then when you get to the Database configuration put in the details you used to set up MySQL in this case the db was "drupal" and the db user was "root". In the advanced options you can tweak the db prefix, port and host, the default "localhost" should be fine for this purpose.

Next steps are to create a master admin account and a few generic system settings and you are done.

Post Installation Tips

As a foot note, to sort out clean URLs, the .htaccess needs a tweak as the install is in a subdirectory, the "RewriteBase" needs to be explicitly set:

# If your site is running in a VirtualDocumentRoot at http://example.com/, 
# uncomment the following line:
RewriteBase /~username/drupal

And also for smoother compatibilities for Drupal upgrades and module/theme add on installs change the local ownership to _www on your drupal web shared directory

sudo chown -R _www ~/Sites/drupal

Upgrading Drupal

To upgrade an incremental version of Drupal - say from 7.9 to 7.12, you download the new core base files and replace the current files in the web root apart from the Sites directory, and if customized, also the .htaccess file.

After replacing the files run a database update: http://mydomain.com/update.php or from within Drupal Admin > Reports > Available Updates > Update to patch any software.

Thats it Drupal should be up and running!

How to theme Specific Drupal Taxonomy Tag Templates

Neil Gee — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:52:38 -0500

To theme specific Taxonomy Templates you can target the tag number and name the the template:

page--taxonomy--term--33.tpl.php

You can get the taxonomy number of the tag by using the Theme Developer module.

This template however will not work off the bat - it needs to have a page 'template suggestion' added to your template.php file as a preprocess function for Drupal to know about this type of template and to use it if it exists.

Pre-process functions already exist for some templates but not all - notably in Bartik there is page, node, block and maintenance.

Create a template.php file if one doesn't exist in your theme for example if you are running a sub-theme. You need to add the preprocess function for the taxonomy template - the template.php only requires an opening php tag - '<?php' also note to change YOURTHEMENAME


function YOURTHEMENAME_preprocess_taxonomy_term(&$variables) {
  $variables['view_mode'] = $variables['elements']['#view_mode'];
  $variables['term'] = $variables['elements']['#term'];
  $term = $variables['term'];

  $uri = entity_uri('taxonomy_term', $term);
  $variables['term_url']  = url($uri['path'], $uri['options']);
  $variables['term_name'] = check_plain($term---?>name);
  $variables['page']      = $variables['view_mode'] == 'full' && taxonomy_term_is_page($term);

  // Flatten the term object's member fields.
  $variables = array_merge((array) $term, $variables);

  // Helpful $content variable for templates.
  $variables['content'] = array();
  foreach (element_children($variables['elements']) as $key) {
    $variables['content'][$key] = $variables['elements'][$key];
  }

  // field_attach_preprocess() overwrites the $[field_name] variables with the
  // values of the field in the language that was selected for display, instead
  // of the raw values in $term->[field_name], which contain all values in all
  // languages.
  field_attach_preprocess('taxonomy_term', $term, $variables['content'], $variables);

  // Gather classes, and clean up name so there are no underscores.
  $vocabulary_name_css = str_replace('_', '-', $term->vocabulary_machine_name);
  $variables['classes_array'][] = 'vocabulary-' . $vocabulary_name_css;

  $variables['theme_hook_suggestions'][] = 'taxonomy_term__' . $term->vocabulary_machine_name;
  $variables['theme_hook_suggestions'][] = 'taxonomy_term__' . $term->tid;
}

Code from Drupal

Combining and Publishing 2 or more RSS feeds in WordPress and Drupal

Neil Gee — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 21:41:10 -0400

To combine and publish 2 or more RSS feeds to a single feed comes the fantastic RSS spinning DJ - http://www.rssmix.com/ - this service allows you to enter multiple RSS feeds and get one in return which is great if you are working with multiple systems and want to publish as one.

Get your feed addresses -

The WordPress default RSS feed address is:

http://www.yourdomain/feed/

Drupal is a different beast, by default the home page has a feed here:

http://www.yourdomain/rss.xml

For other content you need to create an RSS view, if you have content in a 'View' then you can enable a RSS view of that content and then specify a URL

Next put the mulltiple RSS feeds into the RSS Mix and you are given a unique RSS string.

Well you are actually given 2 addresses - one is pure XML and the other a HTML view.

From here you could put the xml feed address into a Google FeedBurner Feed - which is a much better way to go as you can get all the analytics.

Put the RSSMix address into Google's FeedBurner and you get a Feedburner RSS feed address.

To close the loop you need to redirect your RSS Feeds from the source, WordPress and Drupal both have FeedBurner Redirects - enable the module/plugin and all your sites feeds will point to the Google Feedburner.

WordPress Plugin

RSSMix.com Mix ID 2801867

CSS Background Submit Button in a form in Internet Explorer is dull and Grey

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How to connect to a MySQL database with PHP in 6 Steps

How to Install mcrypt for php on Mac OSX Lion 10.7 Development Server

How to create a Child Theme in WordPress 3

Disappearing Hard Disk Space on OS X Lion 10.7

Optimising MySQL on OS X 10.7 Lion with mysqltuner.pl

Upgrade jailbroken iPhone to iOS 5.0.1 and preserve baseband with redsn0w

Installing a GUI Text Editor in Drupal 7, TinyMCE and CKEditor Wysiwig

Which Text Editor

Install Wysiwig

Install the Text Editors

Configure the Text Editors

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How to find out which Boot Rom Am I ? Old or New for iPhone 3GS

How to Change the MySQL root Password in Linux or OSX via Command Line

Start Stop MySQL from the Command Line Terminal, OSX, Linux

Help I’m a SEO without a Yahoo, Get Me Out Of Here!

Get Email Alerts of New Comments Awaiting Moderation Approval on Drupal

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Fastest Way of Installing Drupal 6 on Mac OS X

Fastest Way to install the latest Drupal 6 version on Mac OS X

Preparing and Installing Drupal

Create the Drupal Database

Finish the Drupal Instal via the Browser

Post Installation Consideration

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Change the Drupal Administration Appearance and Menu

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No DNS Zones In Server Admin OS X Server

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Host Multiple Web Sites on OS X Server 10.7 Lion

Serving Multiple Web Sites on OS X 10.7 Lion with the Server.app.

Starting The Webserver

Creating the Additional DNS Zones

Set up Additional WebSites

OS X Client Machine Without Server App

Footnote

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Fastest Way of Installing Drupal 7.12 on Mac OS X 10.7 , 10.6

Fastest Way to install the latest Drupal 7 version on Mac OS X Lion 10.7 or 10.6 Snow Leopard

Drupal Download and Configure

Create the Drupal Database

Open - http://localhost/~username/drupal/

Post Installation Tips

Upgrading Drupal

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How to theme Specific Drupal Taxonomy Tag Templates

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Combining and Publishing 2 or more RSS feeds in WordPress and Drupal