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Auditing drupal sites is just something that should be standard procedure in a big projects life cycle. Learn how you can do an audit.
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One of the most important aspects about a website is explained in this article. Learn how it works
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Learn how a business analysis with drupal in mind can revolutionize your companies webstrategy.
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Learn how to nitce great drupal development.
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Automated installation of apachesolr multicore localy will save you valueable time.

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Warming the cache gives your users extremely fast pages all the time. Using varnish, xmlsitemap, cron and bash you can give your clients very fast pages.

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If you want to create a custom views access plugin the reason for this will be to allow you to have an entry point to add custom logic to protect the access to your view.

Let say you need a finer access control to a view than roles and permissions. For example you are storing properties on a user object who determine if certain user can see certain views independent of their roles.

What we need to do, is to configure our views correctly with a views access plugin.

The hacky way:

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This small post will explain how you can leverage the filter system to apply it to external data

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When you want to delete a lot of nodes or users you can use the delete all module in drupal. You have some handy drush commands:

  drush delete-all article              Delect all article nodes.
  drush delete-all all                   Delete nodes of all types.
  drush delete-all --reset             Delete nodes of all types, and reset node, revision and comment counters.
  drush delete-all users              Delete users.
 
Options:
 --reset                              Reset counter for node, revision and comment tables.
 --roles                              pick roles
 
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Databases grow even when not a lot of new content is created. What happens is drupal mysql tables start to create overhead, especialy on tables with a lot of deletions. Cache tables, watchdog, access log, variable, ... . Sites that have been running for almost 5 years like this site for example create lots of overhead.
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