In a previous entry we explored content syncing/distributing using the Services module and XMLRPC in Drupal. We learned how to create a method, its callback, how to invoke it through xmlrpc from another server, and how to create or update a node based on that data.
Lets take a look at how you bring in files [...]

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Have you ever wondered how to push custom content from one Drupal site to another Drupal site?
There are a handful of ways to do this. One way would be to create an external database connection, talk to it, and update the data in our database through raw PHP. But that’s not really good, not to [...]

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Websites should present an image of quality to the public. Nowhere is this more apparent as in the area of website photography. A common mistake made by many website owners is undervaluing this very important facet of a website’s overall presentation. A professionally designed website can be made to appear not-so-professional by the careless use [...]

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I’ve been using Google Mail since around 2004 when it was invite-only. After the first few emails, I was hooked. I killed my existing Hotmail, Yahoo! and other random accounts laying around. They simply provided few features, and demanded money for features that are basically standard in any mail client like Outlook. I email pretty [...]

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There’s no doubt that the iPhone / iPod touch are the worlds smallest efficient mobile multimedia devices, but its one drawback echoed around the world is the varying difficulty users have in typing on it. If you have large fingers, you may register a few letters or multiple keypresses in one touch. This can make [...]

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I love my iPod Touch. I was a bit weary back in March about the decision to buy the 32GB model but now it’s paid off. With the recent firmware update (available for 10 bucks through iTunes) comes a new little program called AppStore. AppStore is basically iTunes for iPhone/iPod specific software, with plenty of [...]

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User security is a pretty big deal these days, and as I prep my follow up to Avoid Identity Theft I had another thought to write about.
One of my favorite things to do is guess someones password. Why? Because I can usually guess it. After analyzing someones intelligence and technical prowess, you can gauge how [...]

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