<p>SpinSpire is pleased to announce the beta release of our Webform Single Use Options Drupal module (see <a href="http://drupal.org/sandbox/jitesh_doshi/1439044">here to view</a>). Webform module is a very useful and versatile module that we have used in many situations. But sometimes you need a webform select list to start removing options once they have been used in a submission.

In this article I will show how to setup git and Drupal in such a way that you can keep editing your site's modules, themes and libraries on your local machines and every time to do 'git push' it automatically deploys to your pubilc Drupal site - without having to login into your webhosting provider and doing checkout/reset on your working tree.

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I was testing a new module I am writing. It is designed to receive IPN (instant payment notification) postbacks from Paypal. And when the code receives an IPN postback, it in turn calls Paypal again and asks Paypal to verify that the given IPN is real and not fake. Paypal is supposed to look at the IPN data and reply with a string "VERIFIED"

I wrote a module that generates PDF and attaches it to an email using hook_mail_alter(). It took me a while to figure out that I cannot add the attachment simply as a string in memory. I had to write it to a temp file first. And then my hook_mail_alter() implementation ...

You probably already know how to do URL rewriting using Apache. Here's how you can rewrite paths within Drupal. Added a function named "custom_url_rewrite_inbound" to your settings.php file.

I had a need to add simple payment processing to a Drupal website; I did not want to use Ubercart or any other eCommerce modules, or CiviCRM.  Here were my basic requirements:

We have often been asked for examples of high traffic sites that run Drupal.  This is an attempt to create a running list of commercial websites.

Drupal 6 is very good. But Drupal 7 is even better. Much cleaner user interface (UI), and much cleaner application programming interface (API) as well.

Today, I'm going to talk about Colobox integration in Drupal 7. With Colorbox in D7, you can show your attached images in a very user-friendly (and nice looking manner).

Let's say you want to enhance the "Article" content type with Colorbox images ("Article" content type in D7 replaces "Story" content type from D6).

In Drupal webforms, often we come across situations where we have select component (displayed as select list, radio buttons or checkboxes) in a webform, but we don't want multiple submissions to use the same options. For example, when people are reserving seats for themselves using your webform, you don't want two people to reserve the same seats. This means you want options in the select component to start disappearing from the webform display once they are used in a webform submission. Here is a nice little Drupal 6.x module that does just that. All you have to do is ...

Rich content of a Drupal website looks good on a large screen, but is, at best, difficult to read and use on a small screen of a smart phone. This article will describe a way to customize a drupal website so that it works well on both big and small screens.  Following a list of desired functionality: