"Hi Billy, First, this code was tested in Drupal 6, so I am not too sure how it will go in Drupal 7 (but I'll try it out a bit later and let you know) Second, you don't alter any of the files you mentioned. You create a new module. I realise this can be a foreign concept, particularly if you aren't a coder, so what I will do is build a complete module with this functionality and post here for you, so you can just download it and enable the module. If I haven't posted anything by the 24th February 2012, please send me a quick reminder to do this! ;)"
- Michael Phipps
"If your question really is "What plugin do you use to restrict the permalink text", the answer is, I don't use a plugin, I do it manually. When I edit my articles, right under the text box where your title goes is where the permalink appears. There is a button beside that link labeled "edit" where I manually can modify the permalink, and then click OK to save the change."
- Michael Phipps
"Hi Sharon, To be more clear, I'll explain this again, but using the settings I would use for my twitter if I was doing this. t.php would look like this: And I would save it in my root directory, so I could access it like this: http://michaelphipps.com/t.php So that is the address I would enter into the BuzzBoost feature. Please let me know if you require further clarification."
- Michael Phipps
"Sasa, I take a zero tolerance approach to this sort of behaviour. Do anything idiotic like this and you lose your "privacy" (like they're real details anyway)Sasa <sasa@gfmai.com> IP address: 81.203.51.143</sasa@gfmai.com>"
- Michael Phipps
"Hi Brian, On the whole, PHP runs pretty well on windows. There's only a few issues like the above that occur from time to time, and the PHP community usually have found a work around. I used to do all my PHP development on a windows machine without any setbacks. These days my local machine runs linux, so I don't often run PHP on windows. It's only that I recently had to put my PHP code into a windows production environment that I even came across this error. If you ever come across something that stumps you and need someone to ask, feel free to ask me [michael a t michaelphipps d o t com]. I can't guarantee I'll be able to answer, but it always helps having people to bounce ideas off. Regards, Michael"
- Michael Phipps
"2 questions. 1) Was there anything special about the way you took this picture? 2) What effect did you use afterwards? is it just inverted colour or what?"
- Michael Phipps
"2 questions. 1) Was there anything special about the way you took this picture? 2) What effect did you use afterwards? is it just inverted colour or what?"
- Michael Phipps