by Colin Calnan | February 14th, 2012 |
We've gone to great lengths over the past few years to create a smooth workflow for allowing clients to insert video on their Drupal sites. We're currently working on a Drupal distribution which needs a really straightforward way for embedding video, one that can be achieved by any type of user.
When we first meet with clients we give them two options for video:
by Colin Calnan | December 23rd, 2011 |
Raised Eyebrow is currently working with Microsoft on a multi-faceted Drupal 7 project. One of the project's technical requirements involves displaying nodes that have been tagged with Geographical information on a Silverlight Map.
by Christopher Torgalson | December 14th, 2011 |
In addition to all of the small modules we write for client projects, we also write quite a few small javascript libraries. Several times now, we've had a need for good currency formatting in javascript.
by Christopher Torgalson | October 27th, 2011 |
We write a lot of small Drupal modules for client sites. Often these modules just do a single, small job that makes Drupal slightly easier or more convenient to use.
by Colin Calnan | October 25th, 2011 |
This is another small Drupal module that was developed to satisfy a single requirement. In this case, the requirement was to allow the creation of Apache SOLR cores via the Drupal administration backend. We developed a site cloning tool for a client using the Aegir project, and each cloned site required its own individual Apache SOLR search, which in turn meant setting up an individual core for each individual site. Setting up individual cores can be a tricky process and this module provides a simple interface for creating the cores.
by Christopher Torgalson | October 18th, 2011 |
Our reason for writing the RE Context Libraries module (see the blog post for more info) was to fully utilize the power of the Context module when creating javascript-dependent features using the Features module. Confused? It's actually quite straightforward.
by Christopher Torgalson | October 17th, 2011 |
The RE Context Libraries module is the latest 'official' module released by Raised Eyebrow. This is a small module that builds upon the excellent Context module and has promises to be a real timesaver when theming new Drupal websites.
by Matt Reimer | October 7th, 2011 |
Recently I was trying to write a WordPress slideshow plugin that would include YouTube videos. The challenge was that when I play the video I want to pause the slide. On regular picture slides I just needed to add a click() event listener to the slide object and attach a call to pause jQueryCycle.
by Colin Calnan | September 26th, 2011 |
We've all been there, the phone rings and suddenly it's panic stations. A client site is down, they're panicing and are very upset, and we have to drop everything to find out what's happening. This doesn't happen often, but when it does it puts the client and the whole dev team in a spin. It certainly not predictable, it's somewhat preventable, and it's completely frustrating.
