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4/9/2010 in Drupal by micah: My Sweet Awesome Church is a blog series intended to walk a first-time Drupal user through the process of building a church website. In this post, I'll walk you through setting up the database, then demonstrate three ways to download and install Drupal onto your web server to get your site up and...
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3/25/2010 in Drupal by micah: My Sweet Awesome Church is a blog series intended to walk a first-time Drupal user through the process of building a church website. The plan is to go from new installation to finished website. I'll skip over details in a lot of places, instead providing links to more in-depth coverage. My goal is...
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9/17/2008 in Drupal by micah: Old school web design meant including a page full of links to other websites. As older sites are transitioned into current practice, many site owners expect this trend to continue. And in some ways it has, most commonly as a block containing a blogroll of other sites. This method can provide both...
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9/17/2008 in Drupal by micah: Note: I've updated this tutorial for Drupal 6 in this post on the Geeks and God website.
This example "mysite" module demonstrates hook_form_alter. There is a lot of good info out there about hook_form_alter, but I found very few examples that put all of the pieces of custom module creation...
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9/2/2008 in Drupal by micah: There are a lot of other backup scripts for Drupal on the web, but I promised somebody I'd post mine in response to this week's episode of the Geeks and God podcast. There are variations based on how the different servers are set up, but here's a basic summary of how I do it.
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7/19/2008 in Drupal by micah: Matt Farina recently posted a question on FriendFeed about increasing adoption of Drupal among churches.
I'm wondering how we can make Drupal easier for churches to adopt. Drupal for Churches distribution? Documentation targeted at churches? Thoughts?
I think four factors are that churches are...
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