Blog Posts by James Rutherford

How To Work Field Collections Into A Legacy Drupal Architecture

Tuesday, January 8, 2013 - 10:46am

A common data architecture in pre Drupal 7 websites is the use of a separate content type to represent groups of fields that can have multiple values in an original main content type. For example, you might have a content type called Portfolio Gallery. Galleries can have multiple images, and each image field needs a couple of text fields to provide additional image data(photographer name, location etc).

Webinar: The Power of Maps and Drupal

Monday, June 11, 2012 - 9:54am

The way we can create Maps in Drupal is changing. In this webinar I cover utilizing the Geofield and Openlayers contributed modules to create beautiful dynamic maps in Drupal. We explore what Geofield, Openlayers and their supporting modules do, and walk through an easy to follow recipe for using these contrib modules to create custom maps.

The Power of Maps and Drupal 7

Friday, May 11, 2012 - 8:28am

Maps can be a powerful tool for sharing information.

A well built map can make data and ideas accessible to people in a way that is not always easy to do in words. Most of us use maps on our phones and in our cars to help us get around. What you don’t see everyday are maps being used to share dense amounts of information in easily accessible and highly informative ways. Maps can tell a story, or help influence the way we think, even motivate us to help with a cause.

Mediacurrent Launches New Website for Manhattan Associates

Friday, September 2, 2011 - 3:54pm

Mediacurrent Launches New Website for Manhattan Associates

Mediacurrent is proud to announce the launch of a completely rebuilt and retooled corporate website for Manhattan Associates. Manhattan Associates is a publicly traded, Atlanta headquartered company that is the global leader in international supply chain management. Mediacurrent launched a single Drupal installation powering six fully translated language versions of their primary website. This allowed Manhattan Associates to serve targeted marketing materials and company resources to all of their global vicinities.

drupal_mail vs drupal_mail_send in d6

Friday, May 6, 2011 - 5:07pm

E-mail notifications are the lifeblood of social networking websites. The proliferation of spam email and authorities that monitor servers sending spam is a seemingly never ending battle. Because spam’s increasing prevalence, sending email with “quality” headers is absolutely essential to successful delivery.

I recently worked on an issue with a custom built notification system sending emails and sms messages after certain events. Some of the e-mail messages were delivering successfully and others were not. Review of the code revealed the usage of drupal_mail_send, with improperly built custom headers, was causing the emails to deliver incorrectly.

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