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Drupal redirect after logout

A quick one that came up today, we all know about the login redirect module, which automatically redirects the user to a specific page when they login ... but what about at logout?Read article →

Barrow Gurney featured in slashdot article

Well, who would have thought it - the tiny village of Barrow Gurney is busy making tech news! http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/04/2148215Read article →

Computerminds work with CompanyX

We are excited to get the chance to work with the guys down at companyX on a number of exciting Drupal projects. We can't go into too many details yet, but watch this space ...Read article →

New drupal releases

Its been a day for Drupal releases. The most important for our clients is the release of Drupal 5.4, which fixes a possible SQL injection vulnerability (its one of those obscure ones which shouldn't affect too many people hopefully).Read article →

Drupal - changing the calander view to display single letter for day of the week

By default the Drupal event module will provide a nice calander block, listing the days of the week accross the top using 3 letter abbreviations (mon, tue etc).Read article →

Removing tinymce from textareas

TinyMCE has a habit of popping up right where you don't want it - the log field on a node edit page is a good example.Read article →

Adding an active class to the Drupal primary links

One of the most annoying things about developing a Drupal theme is the lack of an 'active' class on your primary links. By default the primary links are given a class of menu-X-Y-Z-active if they are active. From a theming point of view, this is next to useless, you need a nice…Read article →

Tinymce width problems - CSS snippet

We have had a few sites recently on which TinyMCE was playing up on narrow themes. The buttons where not breaking onto new lines, causing the TinyMCE textarea to be much too wide.Read article →

Drupal 5.3 released

Drupal 5.3 was released early this morning, fixing a number of security issues and a number of other small bugs (all the fun feature stuff is only being added to Drupal 6!).Read article →

Computerminds work with Paul Evans Design on Drupal projects

We are pleased to be working with the excellent Paul Evans on a number Drupal based sites. Computerminds are looking after the back end, and phptemplate themeing, allowing Paul to concentrate on what he does best - producing beautiful looking sites!Read article →

Adding new regions

Adding new custom regions (areas into which you can place blocks) to a Drupal template is dead easy ...Read article →

Computerminds proud to be a member of the Drupal Association

Computerminds are proud to be members of the Drupal association and encourage all our clients to contribute as well. The Drupal association was established to help the Drupal community with funding, infrastructure, events, promotion and distribution. It has already made a…Read article →

Drupal 5.2 released

Drupal 5.2 was released last night, containing a couple of quite importants ecurity patches and some other minor bug fixes.Read article →

Booktribes gets another mention in the Guardian

Booktribes continues to grow, and we get another (albeit quite small!) mention in the GuardianRead article →

Computerminds get mashed up

Were very pleased to announce that Computerminds will be supporting the excellent mashup* events, starting with the release of the new site http://www.mashupevent.comRead article →

CTN - charity trustee network

We are very pleased to announce that we will be working with Surrey based CTN (charity trustee network) to revamp and refresh their current Drupal site.Read article →

Tinymce and filtered HTML

Just a quick one this - you will probably find that when you use Tinymce and the standard Filtered HTML input format, all your text bunches up and doesn't break correctly.Read article →

Modifying the Drupal local tasks to include the destination

There is nothing worse than having your browsing flow interrupted by a login screen that does not return you to your origional destination. Drupal manages to get around this problem by allowing you to append a "destination=XXX" query string parameter to the 'user' login URL.Read article →

Getting the drupal captcha module to work

This article applies to the current dev release of both the captcha and the textimage module. It involves modifying captcha.inc file which is distributed with the textimage module - it is therefore only a temporary solution and should be treated with caution!Read article →

Computerminds see the light(enna)

Computerminds are pleased to be working on a number of Drupal projects with Bristol based consultancy LightennaRead article →

Computerminds take on content-wire

Computerminds are proud to be working on the relaunch of the excellent content-wire site. The site has been going since 2001 and in its own words is a niche editorial product covering narrow vertical technology sectors, e-business, new economy and cyberculture.Read article →

Computerminds work with Realworks media

Computerminds are pleased to be acting as Drupal consultants for the London based design firm Realworks media. By using Computerminds for the hardcore Drupalizing, Realworks are able to concentrate on delivering the high impact designs they do best.Read article →

Highlander training - there can be only one ...

Computerminds are delighted to be working on a new site for the York based training company Highlander, not least because of the fun we can have saying "there can be only one" at every given opportunity.Read article →

Booktribes mentioned in the guardian

Its only a small mention, but its a mention none the less ... in the letters page of Thursday's (29th March) guardian. And a small link on the their website tooRead article →