Drupal

Toggle the "www" domain prefix without .htaccess directives

Two years back I created a basic module toggle_www to toggle the "www" part of your Drupal website, taking the user the correct requested page. In other words, redirect users from http://www.example.com/some/deep/page to http://example.com/some/deep/page or vice-versa. However, killes suggested to take it off, because the same functionality could be achieved using some redirect directives in .htaccess. Being new in the developer community at that time, upon a short thought I took the project page off.

However, users using IIS, or whose servers don't allow .htaccess files - just like this blog's host HCoop.net does(they have their own tool Domtool), need a separate solution if they want to manage the above said. So before I revive the toggle_www module for Drupal 6.x, some overview how we redirect using PHP's header() function. This is rather some easy PHP stuff, with some aspects covered. continue reading...

Smiley Packs (phpBB pak packages) for Drupal

I have collected, and packaged Smileys / Smilies / Emoticons from Tango, Yahoo, Google, and a few other sources(they are not necessarily licensed with GPL). Instructions are pretty much same for Drupal users, extract the package into packs directory inside the Smileys module's folder. If you have any suggestion or a package request, leave a comment, or use the contact form.

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