Yesterday I wrote a post about how you can implement tinymce into Drupal today I’ll guide you through how to implement tinymce’s pagebreak functionality. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Drupal 6
Drupal 6 and TinyMCE
If you have ever used a content management system it’s likely that you have used tinymce for content editing, it’s a great wysiwyg editor, easy to configure and feature rich. Continue reading
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Drupal form api – how it should have been
I find myself spending way too much time on theming form elements and links, and I’m constantly removing Drupals own styling – div and span tags that shouldn’t be there in the first place. Continue reading
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Drupal 6 PHPUnit testing setup
Using PHPUnit or PHPSpec when developing Drupal modules has some obvious benefits; you don’t have to reload you entire website in a browser each time you want to test your module. Continue reading
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Drupal Unit testing using PHPSpec
It took a couple of hours to get this up and running, but the following guidelines will help you setup a PHPSpec based testing environment which uses the same conventions regarding folder structure like we know and love it from Rails and Zend. Continue reading
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