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Web Wash: Using Bundle Copy Module In Drupal 7
The Bundle Copy module allows site builders to copy a "bundle" like a content type or vocabulary and its fields (What's an entity?). In Drupal 6 the CCK module shipped with a sub-module called Content Copy that allowed you to export content types and its fields into other sites. For Drupal 7 Content Copy was replaced by Bundle Copy. It's important to note that Bundle Copy is not a replacement for Features. Think of Bundle Copy as more as a light weight development tool for copying content types and vocabularies.
In this short video, we'll cover the following:
- How to use Bundle Copy
To Dos
This module helps users keep track of their own to-do lists. It's in early development, so
it has very minimal functionality. Once installed, you should see a link to your own to-do lists
and a drupal block displaying your lists.
Requires
- Entity API from http://drupal.org/project/entity
Short term tasks
- Add pagination functionality for lists/items
- Write some tests
Plans for the future
- Add support for adding fields to to-do entities.
- Add integration with other drupal contrib modules (like Views/Panels, Rules, etc.)
Liran Tal's enginx: Drupal 7 Rules book which I worked on has been published recently
In the past year I’ve been working on a Drupal 7 Rules book as a technical reviewer, which got published recently by Packt Publishing.
"Drupal Rules How-to" is a practical, hands-on guide that provides you with a number of clear step-by-step exercises, which will help you take advantage of the real power of the Rules framework, and understand how to use it on a site builder and developer level.
Tags: drupal-planet var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:'dr-aa0c45a0-4d43-f185-5e54-b9ad4274b94'});Code Karate: Drupal 7 Entity Reference Prepopulate module
The Drupal 7 Entity Reference Prepopulate module allows you to automatically populate an Entity Reference Field from the URL. This is similar to a Drupal 6 module called Nodereference URL widget, but works with all entities.
In this episode you will learn:
- How to configure the Entity Reference Prepopulate module
- How to construct the URL to get the Entity Reference Field to fill in automatically
Drupal Easy: DrupalEasy Podcast 98: Bad(?) 80s Music
Holly Ross, the incoming executive director of the Drupal Association joined Ryan Price and Mike Anello on this episode to talk about the her background, the Drupal community, and her new job. Along the way we learn about her background in community organizing and building as well as her love of awesome 80s music. Other topics discussed include Omega 4, the usability of module names, and the 2012 internet in numbers.
The Science of Roleplaying: Microcultural Worlds
Commerce Invoice Print
This module fills a gap between Commerce Invoice and Print modules.
It allows developers to create in their theme a template file to be used for and only for Drupal Commerce order invoice print pages.
After configuring both Print and Commerce Invoice modules, copy the print.tpl.php template file from print module's folder to your custom theme's folder, and rename it following patterns (by ascending preference order):
- print--invoice.tpl.php will apply to all invoice print pages
- print--invoice-[order-id].tpl.php will apply to invoice print pages for order of id [order-id]
- print--html--invoice.tpl.php will apply to all invoice print pages using HTML format (only format supported right now by this module)
- print--html--invoice-[order-id].tpl.php will apply to invoice print pages using HTML format for order of id [order-id]
The order variable is passed to the template and available under $commerce_order.
Dependencies AboutThis module was developed by Alethia INC. and sponsored by The Japan Association for Language Teaching (JALT).
