I don't get excited about a lot of talks, and even less by non-engineering talks, but by the middle of this one I was ready to nominate Susan Rust for president! I didn't catch the talk at Drupalcon Portland, but I did see this session presented at QuaDrupal, a Drupal event hosted by Qualcomm.
Velocity & Viscosity: Train-Wrecks and Ugly-Baby Meetings (From Drupalcon, 2013)
Here is a snippet which sets up a profile2 form array, pre-populated with the appropriate account data.
Unlike 'select' and other form elements, validation handlers will run when applying '#ajax' to a submit or button element.
To bypass validation, make the element type button, and set empty array values for #limit_validation_errors and #submit.
There are a lot of complicated examples out there on consuming REST services with AngularJS. If you're staring at a fully developed $resource object for the first time, it can be difficult to take in.
Let's step all the way back... What is a $resource? it's vaguely named, but if you just take the first 3 letters and add a "T", it will make a lot more sense.
The tricky part about getting Foundation 4 integrated into your AngularJS app is getting the JavaScript to work.
If you follow the instructions, the JavaScript features might work at first, but as you load different views, they very well may break.
The header and footer of an application are typically outside the scope of the content or controller you're working on. This makes managing the navigation state a little more challenging. In my case, managing navigation state is simply applying an active class to a particular element.
Take the markup below for example. ng-view is the area my content controller is generating content. The problem is that when I invoke #/view1, the primary navigation is outside the scope of the view1 controller.
When installing Docker on a Linode instance, you need make a couple Linode config changes to install and use the stock Ubuntu 12.04 Kernel.
Thanks to ysimonson for posting the information here. I wanted to document the whole process in a single place, and fill in a couple gaps.
The steps to install the default kernel are all listed below, but here is the official Linode documentation on the process.
The Drupal addressfield project provides a form element containing name and address information. The module exposes a widget that neatly groups the input fields.
I wanted do some number crunching with the GNU MP Libarary on my Macbook, but it wasn't available by default.
Installation was pretty simple though.
1) Run php --version to check what version of PHP you have.
2) Download that version of PHP somewhere on your system.
3) phpize & compile it
# cd php-5.3.15/ext/gmp # phpize # ./configure # make # make install
4) Add the following to your php.ini
