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Contextual links are a great new feature of Drupal 7. Basically, links are added to various elements of the page to make it easy for site editers to make changes to whatever content they currently see.

It turns out that the Update module that comes with Drupal runs some pretty hefty queries.

Recently my cron stopped running completely and when I would manually visit mysite.com/cron.php I'd get a message like this:

Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in ...

I develop my sites on two different machines; constantly SVN committing and SVN upping just to keep files in sync between the two. And worse, I'm forever doing mysqldumps to keep my local databases up to date.

I've been working on a project that required some pretty heavy-duty customizations to how the user registration form looks and while getting everything to work I learned a few things that have changed the way I look at customizing forms in Drupal.

It has been a bit of an adventure getting the SSO module to work with a site that already utilizes the Domain Access module. I got this all working yesterday... hopefully this clarifies things for people.

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Articles from bleen.net

Contextual links are a great new feature of Drupal 7. Basically, links are added to various elements of the page to make it easy for site editers to make changes to whatever content they currently see.

It turns out that the Update module that comes with Drupal runs some pretty hefty queries.

Recently my cron stopped running completely and when I would manually visit mysite.com/cron.php I'd get a message like this:

Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in ...

I develop my sites on two different machines; constantly SVN committing and SVN upping just to keep files in sync between the two. And worse, I'm forever doing mysqldumps to keep my local databases up to date.

I've been working on a project that required some pretty heavy-duty customizations to how the user registration form looks and while getting everything to work I learned a few things that have changed the way I look at customizing forms in Drupal.

It has been a bit of an adventure getting the SSO module to work with a site that already utilizes the Domain Access module. I got this all working yesterday... hopefully this clarifies things for people.

Pages