roeboy's picture

Posted by roeboy on March 26, 2018 at 3:15pm

Hola, buenas...
Tengo un problema para exportar a .XML imagenes con el modulo DataExport. Mi idea es exportar con view sin etiquetas para imagen, que solo aparezca el source o ruta de la imagen pero no las etiquetas html. Ya exporté link`s sin las etiquetas y perfecto

pero eligiendo la opcion: Recibir resultados => Eliminar etiquetas HTML , pero en este caso seleccionando esa opción elimina completo mi img y no solo la etiqueta html.
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2 attachments ⋅ Categories: data export, Etiqueta, export, html, img export, xml

ozwebapps's picture

Posted by ozwebapps on August 23, 2016 at 4:04am

Hi,

The Creative Works (formerly PublicityWorks) is currently in need of an experienced Drupal 7 developer to help us out on a number of sophisticated web projects.

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Posted by duartebriz on September 24, 2015 at 9:33am

Caros,

A minha empresa procura um desenvolvedor de drupal com experiência em frontend, backend e drupal API. Com domínio sobre PHP, HTML, Javascript, CSS, etc.

Área de Lisboa.

Aguardo os vossos contatos/CVs no seguinte email dugobriz@gmail.com

Abraço,

Duarte

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1 comment ⋅ Categories: backend, css, Frontend, html, javascript, job, lisboa, php, lisboa

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Posted by Caseledde on April 16, 2013 at 11:09am

A way to skip the render process of all displayed entities.

For a project, we needed a caching solution which is not time-based and deals with logged in users. So we can't use Varnish and the caching methods of Views and Panels.
During the developement we built a module called Display Cache.

The idea

An entity, which does not change, does not need to render again and again.

So we provide a wrapper function, which calls entity_view() and drupal_render() and caches the result.

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9 comments ⋅ Categories: #Performance, entities, html

racinggrinner's picture

Posted by racinggrinner on August 16, 2012 at 7:49am

Hi there,

My name is Tom and yesterday I arrived in Copenhagen! I’m a web designer and front end developer from Wellington, New Zealand.

I'm now looking for work opportunities in Copenhagen.

In the past four years, I have worked for Sparks Interactive specialising in designing and developing Drupal websites.

My skills lie in the Design / HTML / CSS / areas. ie: If you're looking for someone to take a pre configured theme and make it look great - I'm your man!

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Posted by pirex360 on June 7, 2012 at 9:14pm

Boa Noite,

Estou a usar num projecto em Drupal v7.x o CKeditor...usei este editor, pois vi no drupalgardens a opção de inserir media directamente no editor e não ter que adicionar anexos para poder usar o seu caminho da imagem. Instalei o ckeditor mas o meu editor não ficou com a opção de adicionar media como está no drupalgardens...falta-me algo ?

Outra questão: reparei que o CKeditor no website oficial é pago...ou seja para projectos comerciais não posso usar o CKeditor ? ou é grátis na mesma ? Caso não seja gratís...aconselham algum editor ?

Cumprimentos,
João Pires

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4 comments ⋅ Categories: add media, CKEditor, editor, html, Comunidade

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Posted by plousia on May 17, 2012 at 12:28am

Hi folks, I hope this post is appropriate for this group (someone please let me know if it's not). I'm currently a freelance Drupal themer/front end developer with close to 13 years experience with HTML and 8 with CSS. I'm also learning Javascript/jQuery. I'm very familiar with Drupal configuration and site building. I've used Photoshop and other image editing software extensively. I'm a crack proofreader/editor and can write content when necessary. I'm also a photographer and have some background in graphic design.

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hughbris's picture

Posted by hughbris on September 27, 2011 at 10:45pm

Hi

I'm pretty new at working with the Drupal API. Developing on D6, I've noticed that the core theme_image() function will output an empty title attribute value if none is supplied, e.g.

<img src="myimage.png" alt="my image description" title="" />
(In the case of @alt, blank is actually a good default BTW.)

I could see this being a problem if the image is hyperlinked, where the link itself uses a title attribute, e.g.

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Posted by raffywolfe on July 5, 2011 at 7:41am

Hero Digital Media was designed to be a full service Digital Media developer and implementer for businesses of all sizes. Our organization is set-up to handle the different needs of different sized businesses by steering the work either through our "Enterprise" group at Hero Media Group or for smaller to medium-sized businesses; we keep it right here at Hero Digital Media.
We offer Internet marketing solutions that are all designed to improve our clients "Return on Investment. Our "teams" are comprised of experts in the fields of:
Digital Strategy (link)
Digital Design (link)

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akanik's picture

Posted by akanik on June 19, 2011 at 7:27pm

Hello all,

I have a question about providing source code to users. I'm developing a news site that will make it's articles available to whoever wants to republish them, provided that appropriate credit and article formatting guidelines are adhered to. For a more clear idea of what I am talking about, you can visit http://www.propublica.org/blog/item/what-exactly-is-the-war-powers-act-a... and click "Republish" by the byline.

A window come up that stipulates republishing guidelines and then a field where the source code is available for copying.

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11 comments ⋅ Categories: html, source code