Bind Module Screenshots
By Chris Herberte on August 29th, 2007Amnon requested the screenshots which i promised but had not yet delivered -- flat out coding. But, heres some images of what I've got working so far. The module is still miles away from any sort of out-of-development release and only sort-of works but it's a start.
I would like to have a functioning version soon as i'm moving my sites to VPS and this module is in-fact how I plan to edit my own zone files.
Anyway, I'll shut-up now, heres the screen-shots. The titles of each dialogue or page should explain what they do, cao!

Spellcheck Module Screenshot
By Chris Herberte on August 22nd, 2007You can find the spellcheck module at http://drupal.org/project/spellcheck but here's the screenshots:

Please note:
Spell checking comments requires Node Comment module http://drupal.org/project/nodecomment

Validation error, please try again. If this error persists, please contact the site administrator.
By Chris Herberte on August 21st, 2007I received a Drupal error today, "Validation error, please try again. If this error persists, please contact the site administrator."
There's probably many reasons for getting this ambiguous error. In a moment of stupidity, I forgot to run update.php after upgrading views module and for a while was dumbfounded by this error.
RUN /update.php
Syntax Highlighting for Drupal .inc and module files in Dreamweaver
By Chris Herberte on August 20th, 2007I'm using dreamweaver as IDE for coding PHP and use inc files for some Drupal modules. By default Deamweaver does not highlight inc files but can be made to highlight syntax for such files. I also did the same for Drupal module extention. Module files are PHP but use the file extension .module, which Dreamweaver does not recognize as PHP code, so we'll register the .module and .inc file extensions as the PHP document type.
To do this:
Open c:\Program Files\Macromedia\Dreamweaver\Configuration\DocumentTypes\MMDocumentTypes.xml
In response to overwhelming amount of comment spam, I've installed the spam.module -- let me say it's working well thus far. Suck eggs spammers. In fact it is working so well, in combination with captcha there is a possibility Anonymous posts may be possible soon too.
