Last Thursday I got a notice about the module that sends HTML emails for our website was no longer supported and an upgraded version was available. I installed the new version of the module and its supporting modules, tested submitting … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Issue with HTML Emails for Webforms in Drupal Resolved
Tag: Drupal
DrupalCon 2011: Day 1
This week Ian and Adam are in Chicago for the bi-annual DrupalCon developer conference. Drupal is the software that we use to manage the Middlebury and MIIS websites, as well as a couple others. Read on for notes on the … Continue reading →…Continue Reading DrupalCon 2011: Day 1
Drupal Update Scheduled for March 13
We wanted to let our website editors know that we plan on updating all six of our Drupal websites on March 13. This update is to the modules for that system that we work with Amherst to develop: Monster Menus, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Drupal Update Scheduled for March 13
State of the Site
Overview What follows is a report on the state of notable web applications and sites in use at Middlebury including the College website, the Middlebury instance of WordPress (i.e. sites.middlebury.edu) and a variety of key web applications that provide services … Continue reading →…Continue Reading State of the Site
Website Performance: Pressflow, Varnish, Oh-My!
Executive summary:
We’ve migrated from core Drupal-6 to Pressflow, a back-port of Drupal-7 performance features. Using Pressflow allows us to cache anonymous web-requests (about 77% of our traffic) for 5-minutes and return them right from memory. While this vastly improves the amount of traffic we can handle as well as the speed of anonymous page-loads it […]…Continue Reading Website Performance: Pressflow, Varnish, Oh-My!
DrupalCon 2010 Trip Report Day 1
Hello from San Francisco! I was waylaid in Chicago and missed the morning presentations, but I wanted to share what I’ve learned so far at DrupalCon. First, a quick bullet point summary for those who don’t want to dive into the details:
Drupal now powers over 1% of the total websites, closely tied with Joomla. Wordpress […]…Continue Reading DrupalCon 2010 Trip Report Day 1