Installation Guide Last updated July 19, 2013. Created by LeeHunter on April 25, 2008.Edited by tvn, silverwing, Heine, nevets. Log in to edit this page. This guide covers preparing for installation, running the installation script, and the steps that should be done after the installation script has completed. This documentation focuses on performing tasks at the command line. Before proceeding with your first Drupal installation, you should review the minimum requirements and best practices. For help with Drupal terms, see the glossary page. There is also information about Drupal distributions, which include installation profiles and pre-packaged distributions of Drupal and modules. If you encounter difficulties, you can refer to the Troubleshooting Guide. Looking for support?
Getting Started with Joomla! Getting Started with Joomla! Joomla makes creating and maintaining Web sites easy for everyone, from total beginners setting up their first site to IT professionals managing enterprise installations. Get the Basic Details If you have never used Joomla! before, you might want to read What is Joomla? Test Out the Online Demo You can really test out Joomla using our online demo at demo.joomla.org. The demo site content is refreshed every 30 minutes. Create AccountYou must create an account with a valid email address. All user accounts are given Super Administrator access and can perform all functions except those that could be abused. For more details about the operation of the demo site, visit demo.joomla.org. Find Documentation and Help Documentation for Joomla is available on the Joomla Documentation Wiki at docs.joomla.org. Get Ready to Install Getting started on your Joomla Web site is easy to do. For Developers and Designers
Drupal How-To: Find great beginner tutorials on Drupal 7 In my first blog post, I outlined the main sources for fresh news and info about Drupal. In this post, I’ll round up the best blog sources for tutorials in the Drupal community. Great Beginner Blogs Round-up There’s such a large volume of great content coming out for Drupal lately for both new and experienced Drupal developers. Great standby sources such as LevelTen , Isovera, Drupal Easy , PreviousNext, MediaCurrent and Lullabot continue to consistently publish excellent Drupal-related posts. Beginner Drupal Tutorials This is a round up and hat-tip to some great new blogs specifically focused on beginner content. Web Wash videos Ivan posts a couple of times a week. Web Omelette Danny blogs a few times a week. Toronto Website Developer. Pete posts video tutorials good for beginners. Code Karate Shane Thomas posts a "Daily dose of Drupal” includes introductions to specific modules. There are also some more detailed tutorials such as these: Friendly Machine OS training Interviews Drupal Easy Podcast
11gR2 Express Edition on Linux Ubuntu 11... h1. Oracle 11gR2 Express Edition on Linux Ubuntu 11.10 howto Author: Dude Version: D Last modified: 14-Jan-2012 You are welcome to add comments, but please do not discuss your installation issues in this thread. ----- h2. This document outlines instructions how to install Oracle XE under Ubuntu 11.10. Ubuntu or Debian based Linux is not on the list of supported operation systems according to the Oracle documentation at h2. ----- h2. 1) Install Linux Ubuntu The following assumes you have installed Ubuntu 11.10 Desktop Edition for AMD 64-bit, or upgraded from a previous version. You can apply the latest OS patch-sets by clicking the power button icon in the upper right hand corner of the screen and selecting "Updates available..." h2. 2) Remote Terminal You will need command line access to perform the installation tasks. sudo apt-get install openssh-server h2. 3) Install Additional Software h2. 4) Managing Swap Space
Intro to Drupal: Build a Simple CMS Drupal's popularity has lately been rising. It's a great platform for setting up content management systems and community driven sites. Here, I'll give a general overview of Drupal and build a simple site for a fake client. We'll begin with outlining the client's needs, installing and configuring a few modules, creating user roles and assigning permissions, and finally we'll add in some content. We won't go into theming, as it's a bit out of the scope of this article. Let's start off with a fake client. SmartMarks is a small marketing consulting firm, with 4 employees. HomeAboutContactLinksBlogs Shannon, the business owner, wants full control over the site. The contact us form will accept the user's name, phone, email, and a short message. Sounds pretty simple, huh? First, start out by installing Drupal. To install Drupal, simply download ( and unpack it, create your database, and visit (or your own dev URL). You'll need to create a config file.
WP Live CSS Editor A CSS live Editor that allows you to preview realtime CSS changes and then save your changes. It saves dated backups of each save, so you can go back if it breaks, and you should erase backups once on a while. It's a port from a Drupal module Live CSS by guybedford Now using ACE editor Tested on WordPress 3.6. But needs more testing ! =capabilities.php problem (not bug) SOLVED != Ok, now I did the correct thing and created an action to the wp_loaded hook to init the plugin, then, check whether the user can "erase themes" which is an Admin capability only, so the plugin only works if you are an admin. Some users have had problems in former 12.05 release with their site being inaccesible after installing the plugin. It works nice and perfect for me, but still needs testing !!!
The Drupal Cookbook (for beginners) The Drupal Cookbook (for Beginners) helps Drupal "newbies" by providing a walkthrough of a common Drupal Setup. You might also be interested in this whirlwind video Background This handbook was originally written for Drupal 5. While the information is generally transferable to Drupal 6, some buttons, links, and menu items have been renamed or moved. The intent of the Cookbook is to help the new Drupal user create a typical site. Terminology This cookbook requires a basic understanding of the General Concepts of Drupal. Conventions The Cookbook and other documentation on drupal.org uses the following standard for indicating site navigation: Administer >> Access control >> User management >> Roles. The above example tells the user to click on "Administer" in the navigation menu, then "Access control", then "User management", and then "Roles". Working with Drupal Here are some general reccomendations: Use a test site that uses the same Drupal version and modules as the target site.
CSS Drop-down Menu Note: This plugin requires PHP 5 Warning: This plugin requires knowledge of CSS to use adequately in widgets Features at a glance: Widgetised to make it really easy to add multiple dropdowns anywhere on the page you have sidebarsAbility to create the menu wherever you want with PHP ClassesLeverages the new WordPress 2.8 widget settings to allow quick and easy multiple widget instances Theming options: Multi-level dropdown (CSS included)Multi-level left/right flyouts (CSS included)Support for Superfish Javascript (CSS included)Works with other CSS (within reason) If you want me to modify the CSS for you simply contact me and I will do it easily and quickly for you for a moderate sum. It uses Stu Nicholl's final drop-down code which is a complete CSS solution - no Javascript required!! You can look on Stu's site for other drop-down code as I got the flyout left and right code from there. Most of his CSS should work just fine with the menu.