Drupal Technical
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For getting started with accepting online payments through your Drupal website, you would require the Ubercart module installed and configured correctly with a desired Payment Gateway enabled. But before going to actual Payment Gateways, let us try out configuring Credit Card Payments with default Drupal Test Gateway.
Pre requirements: Ubercart module Installed and configured with store, products and cart checkout.
Here are the steps to configure Credit Card Payments,
Drupal Technical
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Backup! Backup! Backup! Always back up your Drupal site's code and database before you actually start making any changes to your site. Do you have access to the control panel? Cool! Go ahead and create a zip file of your entire site, export your db, download it to your local machine and you are done. Read on to know how to backup your Drupal site.
Drupal Technical
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Recently, we have come across with a Drupal website requirement which needs Ubercart customization for recurring payments. The site features monthly and annual subscriptions for membership. Users will be assigned a special role - 'member' on subscribing to any of the monthly or annual plans. Let us see how to configure Ubercart to achieve this.
Drupal Technical
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When you make a fresh installation of Drupal 7, your URL will look like the following:
http://localhost/~user/drupal7/?q=userYour site should have cleaner URLs while going LIVE. This is important in the SEO aspect too. So let us see how to enable clean URLs in Drupal 7.
Here are the steps to follow:
Drupal Technical
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We were testing our newly implemented modal popup for a login functionality. It was working pretty good in Firefox, Opera, and Chrome but not in IE8. When attempts to login by clicking on a login link the login modal was not appearing in IE8. Firebug said nothing, but jquery-1.7.2.min.js in IE showed the following error:
Drupal Technical
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Password-protecting drupal development site with .htaccess file
There might be few scenarios when we need to protect our site from the general public and make it accessible to a selected group of users. One of the most common scenarios in the development workflow of a Drupal site is when you want to avoid your half-complete drupal site showing up in Google search results.For such needs, it is advisable to go for password-protecting the site using HTTP authentication.
If you have cPanel installed on your hosting server, you can use the ‘Password Protect Directories’ option from the ‘Security’ section on the cPanel home page. Click here to read on How to enable HTTP Authentication using cPanel (link to an article for the same on our site)
For those without cPanel, here’s how to get Apache work your way:
Technical Solution
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What is CSS? This is a common question asked by most web users hoping to understand how websites are created when they encounter the three letters on the web? Almost everyone is familiar with Html as it is a simple markup language but CSS seems to be an enigma. Since most of our work in developing web apps based on Drupal revolves around CSS, we have decided to share our knowledge with you.