Top 20 mistakes you will make on your 1st Drupal projectIztok Smolic
Working as a Drupal theming/development consultant on many "rescue" mission projects I seen many different mistakes web developers do when facing with Drupal for the first time.
Learn Drupal's Most Powerful Site-Building Modules: Display Suite, Context, V...Mediacurrent
This document summarizes a presentation about using Display Suite, Context, Views, and Panels modules in Drupal to build sites. It discusses how these modules can be used individually and together to construct content, arrange blocks on pages, and display content lists. Display Suite is highlighted as a powerful tool for building custom content and Views, while Context is useful for arranging blocks. The presentation provides examples of how to integrate these modules and considers real-world use cases.
Drupal 8: Most common beginner mistakesIztok Smolic
It's been a "long and winding road" since the 20 mistakes I made with my first Drupal project. Drupal 8 had me learning everything all over again, but this time around, I was prepared... or so I thought.
Media handling in Drupal (Drupalcamp Leuven 2013)Pure Sign
Drupal provides various ways to enrich your dull textual content by adding pictures, video's and other media. All of the available solutions come with their advantages and disadvantages or pitfalls to take into account.
This presentation will give you an overview of the media landscape in Drupal and walk through the options that are available to you.
Topics include:
* Media handling in Drupal core
* Module comparison: Media, Scald, Asset
* WYSIWYG integration
* oEmbed
This document provides an introduction to Moodle development. It outlines the necessary tools and steps to create a basic "Hello World" block, including using language files for localization, implementing capabilities, scheduled execution, and asking questions. The presenter provides background on their Moodle experience and the session objectives are to create a basic block, add configuration options, and display data based on a user's capabilities and scheduled execution. A number of development tools are also briefly outlined.
Preventing Drupal Headaches: Establishing Flexible File Paths From The StartAcquia
This document discusses best practices for managing file paths in Drupal to prevent performance issues and headaches down the road. It recommends using date-based file paths from the start to facilitate maintenance and migrations. It covers Drupal's default file handling, optimizing file upload settings, using private file directories, and future-proof modules like Media that can provide more flexible file management. The key message is that following good file path conventions early on can save significant headaches later.
This document discusses detail pages in OpenCMS, including how to create nice URL names for detail contents, use detail containers to show individual contents on detail pages, and maintain a single page to show many contents through live demos. It covers preparing templates with detail containers, using the sitemap editor to create detail pages, and automatically generating locale-dependent and SEO-friendly URL names through the resource type schema.
OpenCms 9 ships with a new default template based on the popular Bootstrap HTML framework.
One of the main reasons why Bootstrap is so popular is the ability to develop websites fast and its support for responsive design. The new OpenCms 9 default template provides a set of content types specifically created for Bootstrap, as well as a set of HTML layouts for commonly used pages.
In this workshop, Andreas will explain how to create an individual OpenCms template based on Bootstrap, using the new default template as a base. To do achieve this, he will copy the provided HTML module and customize the output. Then he shows how to add custom content type definitions that extends the default schema module.
Top 20 mistakes you will make on your 1st Drupal projectIztok Smolic
Working as a Drupal theming/development consultant on many "rescue" mission projects I seen many different mistakes web developers do when facing with Drupal for the first time.
Learn Drupal's Most Powerful Site-Building Modules: Display Suite, Context, V...Mediacurrent
This document summarizes a presentation about using Display Suite, Context, Views, and Panels modules in Drupal to build sites. It discusses how these modules can be used individually and together to construct content, arrange blocks on pages, and display content lists. Display Suite is highlighted as a powerful tool for building custom content and Views, while Context is useful for arranging blocks. The presentation provides examples of how to integrate these modules and considers real-world use cases.
Drupal 8: Most common beginner mistakesIztok Smolic
It's been a "long and winding road" since the 20 mistakes I made with my first Drupal project. Drupal 8 had me learning everything all over again, but this time around, I was prepared... or so I thought.
Media handling in Drupal (Drupalcamp Leuven 2013)Pure Sign
Drupal provides various ways to enrich your dull textual content by adding pictures, video's and other media. All of the available solutions come with their advantages and disadvantages or pitfalls to take into account.
This presentation will give you an overview of the media landscape in Drupal and walk through the options that are available to you.
Topics include:
* Media handling in Drupal core
* Module comparison: Media, Scald, Asset
* WYSIWYG integration
* oEmbed
This document provides an introduction to Moodle development. It outlines the necessary tools and steps to create a basic "Hello World" block, including using language files for localization, implementing capabilities, scheduled execution, and asking questions. The presenter provides background on their Moodle experience and the session objectives are to create a basic block, add configuration options, and display data based on a user's capabilities and scheduled execution. A number of development tools are also briefly outlined.
Preventing Drupal Headaches: Establishing Flexible File Paths From The StartAcquia
This document discusses best practices for managing file paths in Drupal to prevent performance issues and headaches down the road. It recommends using date-based file paths from the start to facilitate maintenance and migrations. It covers Drupal's default file handling, optimizing file upload settings, using private file directories, and future-proof modules like Media that can provide more flexible file management. The key message is that following good file path conventions early on can save significant headaches later.
This document discusses detail pages in OpenCMS, including how to create nice URL names for detail contents, use detail containers to show individual contents on detail pages, and maintain a single page to show many contents through live demos. It covers preparing templates with detail containers, using the sitemap editor to create detail pages, and automatically generating locale-dependent and SEO-friendly URL names through the resource type schema.
OpenCms 9 ships with a new default template based on the popular Bootstrap HTML framework.
One of the main reasons why Bootstrap is so popular is the ability to develop websites fast and its support for responsive design. The new OpenCms 9 default template provides a set of content types specifically created for Bootstrap, as well as a set of HTML layouts for commonly used pages.
In this workshop, Andreas will explain how to create an individual OpenCms template based on Bootstrap, using the new default template as a base. To do achieve this, he will copy the provided HTML module and customize the output. Then he shows how to add custom content type definitions that extends the default schema module.
Ten steps to becoming a Panels pro:
1) Learn how to create page layouts and customize the Panels interface.
2) Build custom Panels layouts.
3) Understand how to use variants and selection rules.
4) Learn how to use mini panels to reuse panes on different panels.
5) Learn how to create reusable panes using CTools content types.
6) Integrate Panels with Views using Views content panes.
7) Build complex node layouts using Panels without editing node files.
8) Use the Features module to export Panels configurations.
9) Consider mobile support using the Mobile Tools module.
Drupal is an open source content management system created by Dries Buytaert in 2001. It allows users to create different types of content called nodes, including pages and blog posts. Users can organize content using taxonomy terms grouped into vocabularies. The Views module is used to display content in different ways like lists or tables. Modules add additional functionality, with core modules included and many others contributed by the community.
Vskills certified open source cms drupal professional sample materialVskills
The open source cms drupal sample material covers the following listed topics.
http://www.vskills.in/certification/Web-Development/Certified-Open-Source-CMS-Drupal-Professional
Drupal Commerce is a powerful Commerce framework build on the Drupal 8 API, core and contrib. It puts the distributions on the map once again through the Commerce Kickstart package, a ready to go e-commerce store.
This document provides an overview of best practices for generating markup in Drupal, evaluating several common strategies: WYSIWYG text editors, theme template files, Views, template.php functions, the Fences module, and Display Suite. Each method is rated based on criteria like ease of use, flexibility, markup cleanliness, and comfort level with HTML and PHP. WYSIWYG editors received high marks for ease of use but lacked flexibility. Theme templates and template.php functions provided more control over markup but required PHP knowledge. The Fences and Display Suite modules automated markup cleanup. Panels was praised as a powerful but more complex option.
Drupal is an open source content management system built with PHP and MySQL. It can be used to create complex websites or simple blogs. This document provides an overview of Drupal including what skills are needed before and after installation, the main Drupal topics, and an introduction to Drupal core concepts. Essential modules like Views, CCK, and Filefield are described which extend Drupal's functionality. Best practices are outlined such as not hacking core, backing up data, and using modules directories properly. Resources for learning Drupal like documentation, books, and IRC channels are provided.
This document provides an overview of a Drupal training covering various topics from September 12-20, 2014. The training will introduce participants to core Drupal concepts and components including nodes, content types, taxonomies, views, panels, modules, themes, and the database layer. It will cover setting up a development environment, installing Drupal, configuring the system, and extending Drupal through custom modules and themes. Participants will learn how Drupal handles user requests and its event-driven hook system. The document also provides contact information for the trainer.
This document provides an overview of Drupal, an open-source content management system (CMS). It describes what Drupal is, how to get started with it, and some key concepts. Drupal allows users to easily publish and organize various types of content. It treats most content as "nodes" that are stored and organized separately from the site menu/navigation system. The document also outlines Drupal's module-based architecture and recommends several popular modules, such as CCK for custom fields and Views for displaying content.
This document provides information about installing and configuring Drupal 8, including enabling PHP OPcache, installing Drupal, most useful Drupal modules, and exploring key aspects of a Drupal site such as nodes, taxonomy, users and roles, modules, themes, views, and more. It explains concepts like content types, paths, permissions and how Drupal stores and retrieves content from its database.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the content management system Drupal. It discusses what Drupal is, its key benefits, and how to get started. The bulk of the document is a "Structure Guide" that outlines the main parts of customizing a Drupal site, including nodes and content types, navigation menus, blocks, taxonomies, and views. It provides descriptions and step-by-step instructions for configuring each of these central elements. The document concludes by noting how to extend a Drupal site using additional modules.
This document provides an overview of Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS) written in PHP. It describes Drupal's core components like modules, themes, blocks, nodes, taxonomy, menus, and users/permissions. Key points covered include: Drupal stores content as nodes in a database for easy portability and backup; modules extend Drupal's functionality; themes control Drupal's look and feel; and out-of-the-box Drupal requires significant configuration to be useful for a given site.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Drupal 7. It discusses that Drupal is an open source content management system (CMS) that is used by over 2 million websites. Key features of Drupal 7 mentioned include node, user, and content management, themes, modules, blocks, views, menus, taxonomy, and performance optimization using caching. The document also provides information on installing Drupal, required knowledge, distributions, example sites built with Drupal, sources for getting help, and free training resources.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Drupal including:
- Content types like pages, articles, blogs that define fields for pieces of content
- Taxonomy for classifying content into vocabularies and terms
- Modules that extend functionality, including core, contributed and custom modules
- Themes that control appearance, blocks that display content in regions, and menus
- Views for creating lists and pages from content like latest news
- User roles and permissions that control access to content
Drupal 7 is a powerful content management system with many features for managing content, users, roles, permissions, themes, modules, blocks, and more. It allows easy creation of custom content types and fields. Users and roles can be customized. Themes and modules extend functionality. Drupal provides hooks to modify the system. Performance can be improved through caching.
1. The document provides an overview of topics that will be covered in a Drupal course, including introductions, learning concepts and doing demos, getting to know each other, essential things to know about Drupal, and readiness checks.
2. It demonstrates how to manage content using the Drupal administrative interface, covering adding pages, articles, and menu links.
3. It explains how Drupal organizes content as structured data rather than folders and documents, and how the Views module can be used to build lists of content.
4. It discusses the three main ways of extending Drupal: site building, layout and theming, and custom module development.
The document discusses Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS) that is popular for non-profit websites. It provides an overview of Drupal's history and functionality, the requirements for installation, and the basic process of building and customizing a Drupal site through modules and themes.
This document provides an overview of the Views module in Drupal, including:
- What Views is and how it allows filtering, selecting fields, sorting, and theming lists of content
- The differences between page and block views
- How to set filters, arguments, exposed filters, and sorting
- Using views to display content in tabs
- Advanced features like templating, relationships, unions, and actions
- Tips for development like using Devel and debugging with phpEd
This document provides an overview of the Views module in Drupal, including:
- What Views is and how it allows filtering, selecting fields, sorting and theming lists of content
- The different view types (page, block) and output formats (list, table, teaser)
- How to add filters, arguments, exposed filters and sorting
- Advanced features like tabbed views, templating, relationships, computed fields and actions
- Tips for development including useful modules and debugging tools
Ten steps to becoming a Panels pro:
1) Learn how to create page layouts and customize the Panels interface.
2) Build custom Panels layouts.
3) Understand how to use variants and selection rules.
4) Learn how to use mini panels to reuse panes on different panels.
5) Learn how to create reusable panes using CTools content types.
6) Integrate Panels with Views using Views content panes.
7) Build complex node layouts using Panels without editing node files.
8) Use the Features module to export Panels configurations.
9) Consider mobile support using the Mobile Tools module.
Drupal is an open source content management system created by Dries Buytaert in 2001. It allows users to create different types of content called nodes, including pages and blog posts. Users can organize content using taxonomy terms grouped into vocabularies. The Views module is used to display content in different ways like lists or tables. Modules add additional functionality, with core modules included and many others contributed by the community.
Vskills certified open source cms drupal professional sample materialVskills
The open source cms drupal sample material covers the following listed topics.
http://www.vskills.in/certification/Web-Development/Certified-Open-Source-CMS-Drupal-Professional
Drupal Commerce is a powerful Commerce framework build on the Drupal 8 API, core and contrib. It puts the distributions on the map once again through the Commerce Kickstart package, a ready to go e-commerce store.
This document provides an overview of best practices for generating markup in Drupal, evaluating several common strategies: WYSIWYG text editors, theme template files, Views, template.php functions, the Fences module, and Display Suite. Each method is rated based on criteria like ease of use, flexibility, markup cleanliness, and comfort level with HTML and PHP. WYSIWYG editors received high marks for ease of use but lacked flexibility. Theme templates and template.php functions provided more control over markup but required PHP knowledge. The Fences and Display Suite modules automated markup cleanup. Panels was praised as a powerful but more complex option.
Drupal is an open source content management system built with PHP and MySQL. It can be used to create complex websites or simple blogs. This document provides an overview of Drupal including what skills are needed before and after installation, the main Drupal topics, and an introduction to Drupal core concepts. Essential modules like Views, CCK, and Filefield are described which extend Drupal's functionality. Best practices are outlined such as not hacking core, backing up data, and using modules directories properly. Resources for learning Drupal like documentation, books, and IRC channels are provided.
This document provides an overview of a Drupal training covering various topics from September 12-20, 2014. The training will introduce participants to core Drupal concepts and components including nodes, content types, taxonomies, views, panels, modules, themes, and the database layer. It will cover setting up a development environment, installing Drupal, configuring the system, and extending Drupal through custom modules and themes. Participants will learn how Drupal handles user requests and its event-driven hook system. The document also provides contact information for the trainer.
This document provides an overview of Drupal, an open-source content management system (CMS). It describes what Drupal is, how to get started with it, and some key concepts. Drupal allows users to easily publish and organize various types of content. It treats most content as "nodes" that are stored and organized separately from the site menu/navigation system. The document also outlines Drupal's module-based architecture and recommends several popular modules, such as CCK for custom fields and Views for displaying content.
This document provides information about installing and configuring Drupal 8, including enabling PHP OPcache, installing Drupal, most useful Drupal modules, and exploring key aspects of a Drupal site such as nodes, taxonomy, users and roles, modules, themes, views, and more. It explains concepts like content types, paths, permissions and how Drupal stores and retrieves content from its database.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the content management system Drupal. It discusses what Drupal is, its key benefits, and how to get started. The bulk of the document is a "Structure Guide" that outlines the main parts of customizing a Drupal site, including nodes and content types, navigation menus, blocks, taxonomies, and views. It provides descriptions and step-by-step instructions for configuring each of these central elements. The document concludes by noting how to extend a Drupal site using additional modules.
This document provides an overview of Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS) written in PHP. It describes Drupal's core components like modules, themes, blocks, nodes, taxonomy, menus, and users/permissions. Key points covered include: Drupal stores content as nodes in a database for easy portability and backup; modules extend Drupal's functionality; themes control Drupal's look and feel; and out-of-the-box Drupal requires significant configuration to be useful for a given site.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Drupal 7. It discusses that Drupal is an open source content management system (CMS) that is used by over 2 million websites. Key features of Drupal 7 mentioned include node, user, and content management, themes, modules, blocks, views, menus, taxonomy, and performance optimization using caching. The document also provides information on installing Drupal, required knowledge, distributions, example sites built with Drupal, sources for getting help, and free training resources.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Drupal including:
- Content types like pages, articles, blogs that define fields for pieces of content
- Taxonomy for classifying content into vocabularies and terms
- Modules that extend functionality, including core, contributed and custom modules
- Themes that control appearance, blocks that display content in regions, and menus
- Views for creating lists and pages from content like latest news
- User roles and permissions that control access to content
Drupal 7 is a powerful content management system with many features for managing content, users, roles, permissions, themes, modules, blocks, and more. It allows easy creation of custom content types and fields. Users and roles can be customized. Themes and modules extend functionality. Drupal provides hooks to modify the system. Performance can be improved through caching.
1. The document provides an overview of topics that will be covered in a Drupal course, including introductions, learning concepts and doing demos, getting to know each other, essential things to know about Drupal, and readiness checks.
2. It demonstrates how to manage content using the Drupal administrative interface, covering adding pages, articles, and menu links.
3. It explains how Drupal organizes content as structured data rather than folders and documents, and how the Views module can be used to build lists of content.
4. It discusses the three main ways of extending Drupal: site building, layout and theming, and custom module development.
The document discusses Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS) that is popular for non-profit websites. It provides an overview of Drupal's history and functionality, the requirements for installation, and the basic process of building and customizing a Drupal site through modules and themes.
This document provides an overview of the Views module in Drupal, including:
- What Views is and how it allows filtering, selecting fields, sorting, and theming lists of content
- The differences between page and block views
- How to set filters, arguments, exposed filters, and sorting
- Using views to display content in tabs
- Advanced features like templating, relationships, unions, and actions
- Tips for development like using Devel and debugging with phpEd
This document provides an overview of the Views module in Drupal, including:
- What Views is and how it allows filtering, selecting fields, sorting and theming lists of content
- The different view types (page, block) and output formats (list, table, teaser)
- How to add filters, arguments, exposed filters and sorting
- Advanced features like tabbed views, templating, relationships, computed fields and actions
- Tips for development including useful modules and debugging tools
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HijackLoader Evolution: Interactive Process HollowingDonato Onofri
CrowdStrike researchers have identified a HijackLoader (aka IDAT Loader) sample that employs sophisticated evasion techniques to enhance the complexity of the threat. HijackLoader, an increasingly popular tool among adversaries for deploying additional payloads and tooling, continues to evolve as its developers experiment and enhance its capabilities.
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4. Beginning Drupal 7
What is Page Manager?
Part of the Chaos tool suite (ctools)
– required by Views, Features, WYSIWYG, etc.
Handles delivering different pages to menu
requests
5. Beginning Drupal 7
What is Panels?
Allows a site administrator to create
customized layouts for multiple uses
Drag and Drop content manager
6. Beginning Drupal 7
Panels Modules
Panels
Core Display functions, required by all others
Mini panels
Creates Drupal Blocks with Panels layouts
Panels Nodes
Create nodes that are divided into areas with selectable
content - (@see Panelizer)
Panels In-Place Editor
Front-end Panels UI
7. Beginning Drupal 7
Other Related CTools Modules
Views content panes
Embeds Views in Panels
Custom content panes
Allows Manually Enter Content in Panels
Stylizer
Create custom styles for Panels
16. Beginning Drupal 7
Panels Terminology
Variants
Different Content and Layout for 1 Panel Page
Examples
– Different Node View for different Content
types
– Landing page that is different depending on
the role of view user
17. Beginning Drupal 7
Panels Terminology
Contexts
NOT the Module
Represent Drupal Objects: Nodes, Terms,
Users, etc.
Display on in Panes
or Control what is displayed
18. Beginning Drupal 7
Panels Terminology
Contexts - example
Node View Page
– Default Context Created by nid
– Term related to the node
– User: Author of the node