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The survey shows that three systems lead the CMS brand race: WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal.

Add CommentSource28Monday, July 28, 2008By adminhttp://www.waterandstone.com/downloads/2008OpenSourceCMSMarketSurvey.pdf The survey shows that three systems lead the race: WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal. The survey concludes that these three systems have opened up a large lead on the rest of the pack to become the dominant brands in the market. The author, Ric Shreves, states: “WordPress enjoys great brand

Converting Joomla to Drupal

Add CommentShareSource Articles12Thursday, June 12, 2008By adminPlanning to make the switch from Joomla to Drupal? Now may be the time! I was just reading over the New Modules feed when I spotted something called Joomla to Drupal. According to the feature list, it can import Joomla users, content, sections, and categories into Drupal. Obviously, this

Is that site running Drupal?

These range from super easy stuff like checking for CHANGELOG.txt to checking the source for a reference to “drupal.css” (Drupal 4.7) to checking for common paths like taxonomy/term/1, and /user, (which might be aliased to something else with something like Pathauto/Path Redirect module), and so on. However, since Drupal 4.6, there’s a super geeky trick

Lullabot Announces the Launch of FastCompany.com Website on Drupal

Add CommentShareSource Articles12Tuesday, February 12, 2008By adminFebruary 12, 2008 — Built by teams from Lullabot, Achieve Internet, Treehouse Interactive, Advomatic, and Mansueto Digital, the new FastCompany.com web site combines rich editorial content with advanced networking tools for industry watchers and professionals. The upgraded site integrates the websites’ editorial features with Company of Friends, Fast Company’s

Enabling/Installing New Modules via Update.php: The Complete Solution

Add CommentSourceTutorialsBookmark/Search this post with:Delicious DeliciousDigg DiggStumbleUpon StumbleUponFacebook FacebookGoogle GoogleYahoo YahooTechnorati Technorati18Friday, January 18, 2008By adminIn our last episode of enabling new modules via update.php, Steve McKenzie pointed me to a better method: module_enable(). A quick test found, however, that it didn’t run the install files, and didn’t rebuild the module files cache. So after

Replace any string in Drupal (5/6), without Locale module

Add CommentSource Articles2Saturday, February 2, 2008By adminDuring a recent Lullboat podcast we mentioned a new feature in Drupal 6 that allows you replace any string in Drupal without using Locale module (thanks Moshe!). Faithful podcast listener Rob Loach took it upon himself to write the String Overrides module that lets you accomplish this task with

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