#Drupal and #GWT - The Chocolate and Peanut Butter of code!
Combining Drupal and Google Web Toolkit reminds me of Peanut Butter Cups - two great tastes that taste great together!
Combining Drupal and Google Web Toolkit reminds me of Peanut Butter Cups - two great tastes that taste great together!
#Drupal has so many modules out there that it can take quite some time to be certain that your idea for a module is unique. GaSP had a few features that I didn't think existed in Drupal. So, I felt obligated to bring them along with me when I migrated the site.
As you may have noticed, my site is no longer powered by Drupal. Let me start by saying that I have nothing against Drupal, I think it is a wonderful system, but... (and there's always a but) when trying to upgrade to Drupal 7, I got stuck without being to fulfill the minimum requirements to install. And, when I figured out a work around, I was going to lose all of my data and need to rebuild the entire database. I wasn't happy. Drupal 6 had been a reliable (albeit slow) workhorse. It never let me down.
Until today, I have never been able to connect to my Drupal site using a blogging client with the blogAPI. The problem was not in the choice of client, my theme, my drupal install, or my host configuration.
I caused the problem by writing a custom trigger.
I created an action/trigger that redirected all users to the front page of the site upon login. I thought this made a better landing page than a user's profile page. I had no idea that this was going to fubar remote blogging.