Needs Improvement
Workable solution needs improvement
Following Alex Miller's note on git ignore files I added this to my .gitconfig file in my home directory:
[core]
excludesfile = ".gitexcludes"
And created also in my home directory the file .gitexcludes with this in it:
.DS_Store
Not sure yet if that relative path approach will work, or if I'll have to specify /home/ben/.gitexcludes...
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Stefan Freudenberg:
Hi. I have setup an Ekiga account. Do you have something like that, too?
Benjamin Melançon:
Ekiga?
Stefan Freudenberg
It's a voip service.
Benjamin Melançon
http://www.sip-communicator.org/
looks like one of my better bets on Mac
and given proof of Skype's evilness, I'm all for it
First paragraph about why we're qualified
keep it short
modules we maintain on Drupal.org
CiviCRM implementation
the work plan for getting the work done- that is the process that we go through
preliminary analysis, requirements gathering, then we create statement of work
talk about myagaric project management
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Matt Westgate says:
Stop Selling Drupal and start selling:
Adapted from my comments at mroswell's question about downloading all Drupal 5 modules with CVS on the Drupal Groups site. (The person who would know if anyone would, dww, says there's not a solution yet.)
Command to check out all contributed modules with a given branch tag. The name of the directory you want to check out into follows the "-d" and can be any name you want. I gave it such an odd name (alld5modules) to try to emphasize that fact :-P
Comment Module Example
Most of the time, the best way to learn is from looking at core. Randomly clicking around in a Drupal 6 download led us to modules/comment, where we noticed comment-folded.tpl.php. Aha! A template file with that name will probably not be called automatically by Drupal's template systems (as node.tpl.php might). So let's see just how comment.module handles this.
The _theme
hook alerts Drupal to the presence of theming functions and, as in this case, a template:
It worked this time, anyway. Reviewed the diff (for two different revisions? brain/memory not working), and then when it appeared none of the changes conflicted, ran the subversion update.
-bash-3.00$ svn diff sites/default/modules/change_agents/user_profiles/user_profiles.module
Index: sites/default/modules/change_agents/user_profiles/user_profiles.module
Drupal should add a "create users" permission, split out from administer users, because this is a useful privilege for certain roles to have.
For instance, managers of organic groups should be able to create users that they can then add to their group. They should not be able to administer users (edit or delete existing users).
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