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Gary Edwards

PDF Viewer Module for Drupal - Embed Documents to Your Web-Pages - 1 views

  • Great news for all Drupal CMS users! We have released a PDF viewer module for Drupal. The module allows you to seamlessly embed PDF documents, as well as PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, word processing documents and images into web-pages on your Drupal website.
  • The PDF document viewer module for Drupal utilizes our GroupDocs Viewer's functionality and provides you with the following benefits:
  • GroupDocs Viewer converts PDF and other business documents to HTML5, meaning that your website visitors don't need any browser plug-ins or Flash to view documents hosted with our document viewer. You just put a document on your Drupal web-page and visitors can view it right away.
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  • While viewing documents, users can quickly turn pages with the Go Forward/Backward buttons, just like in a slideshow. Also users can jump straight to a certain page and preview pages with thumbnails.
  • High-fidelity rendering. Thanks to utilizing HTML5 technology, embedded documents look just like the originals. Layout, formatting and fonts are retained and text looks sharp.
  • Finally, thanks to the newly released module, you can easily integrate the GroupDocs Viewer's functionality into your Drupal website and start hosting PDF and Office documents on your web-pages in minutes.
  • sers can zoom in or out of documents, as well as print and download the original file right from your Drupal web-pages.
  • Options like text copying, document printing and downloading can be disabled so that users can't copy the document.
  • GroupDocs Viewer doesn't convert documents to images, but renders them as real text documents. Your visitors will be able to copy text right from the embedded documents or search for a particular text within the document.
  • Supported Document Formats GroupDocs document viewer module for Drupal supports almost all common business formats. Documents with the following formats can be embedded to your web-pages: PDF documents Word processing documents (DOC, DOCX, TXT, RTF, ODT, etc.) PowerPoint presentations (PPT, PPTX) Image files (JPG, BMP, GIF, TIFF)
Gary Edwards

The Fastest Way to a Drupal Site, from Acquia - Business White Papers, Webcasts and Cas... - 2 views

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    This white paper will give you a small planning toolset and a few tips to help get you oriented. I'd like you to get a Drupal 7 website planned and online today, and the fastest way to get there is Drupal Gardens (drupalgardens.com). It saves you from the technical overhead and lets you dive into how Drupal works, exploring the administrative interface and learning how to organize content. Download - 10 pages.  How to set up Drupal 7, May 2011.  Acquia
cmsMinds - Web Design & Development

Why migrate from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8? - 0 views

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    Before upgrading any software or application, it's important to have a good business case study.
cmsMinds - Web Design & Development

Implement D3 Example in Drupal 8 - 0 views

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    Drupal 8 is a new generation of Drupal. It is a digital experience platform that helps to reach your web content far and wide.
cmsMinds - Web Design & Development

Backup Solution for Drupal 8 - 0 views

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    For any system admin or a manager a paramount important is subject - BACKUP. There are lots of contrib module available for exporting the Drupal database in Drupal 7.
cmsMinds - Web Design & Development

Drupal for Non-Profit organization !! - 0 views

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    Drupal is one of the most comprehensive enterprise CMS (Content Management System) systems available.
Gary Edwards

I Want To Build A Website. Do I Need a Content Management System (CMS)? - www.htmlgoodi... - 2 views

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    Although there are many open source CMSes available, we're going to focus on those that are based upon PHP. The following CMSes are thus PHP-based, and use a MySQL database. The advantages of using such a CMS include portability, support and a large developer base with frequent updates and improvements. We will discuss the following four CMSes: Drupal - a free open source content management system written in PHP and distributed under the GNU General Public License Joomla - an open source content management system platform for publishing content as a Model-view-controller (MVC) web application framework PHPNuke - a web-based automated news publishing and content management system based on PHP and MySQL Wordpress - an open source CMS, often used as a blog publishing application, and is the most popular blog software in use today
Gary Edwards

CodeLobster - Free portable PHP IDE with support Drupal, Smarty, WordPress, Joomla, JQu... - 0 views

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    I followed the reader comments for "7 Free CSS Editors", and CodeLobster was frequently mentioned.  Looks pretty good.  The free version includes:  HTML code inspector  CSS editor  JavaScript editor  PHP editor  PHP debugger Professional versions focus on Drupal, Joomla, WordPress, Symphony, CakePHP, Yii, and Facebook among others.  Good stuff for PHP work.
Paul Merrell

The Cover Pages: Alfresco Enterprise Edition v3.3 for Composite Content Applications - 0 views

  • While CMIS, cloud computing and market commoditization have left some vendors struggling to determine the future of enterprise content management (ECM), Alfresco Software today unveiled Alfresco Enterprise Edition 3.3 as the platform for composite content applications that will redefine the way organizations approach ECM. As the first commercially-supported CMIS implementation offering integrations around IBM/Lotus social software, Microsoft Outlook, Google Docs and Drupal, Alfresco Enterprise 3.3 becomes the first content services platform to deliver the features, flexibility and affordability required across the enterprise.
  • Quick and simple development environment to support new business applications Flexible deployment options enabling content applications to be deployed on-premise, in the cloud or on the Web Interoperability between business applications through open source and open standards The ability to link data, content, business process and context
  • Build future-proof content applications through CMIS — With the first and most complete supported implementation of the CMIS standard, Alfresco now enables companies to build new content-based applications while offering the security of the most open, flexible and future-proof content services platform. Repurpose content for multiple delivery channels — Advanced content formatting and transformation services allow organizations to easily repurpose content for delivery through multiple channels (web, smart phone, iPad, print, etc). Improve project management with content collaboration — New datalist function can be used to track project related issues, to-dos, actions and tasks, supplementing existing commenting, social tagging, discussions and project sites. Deploy content through replication services — Companies can replicate and deploy content, and associated information, between content platforms. Using powerful replication services, users can develop and then deploy content outside the firewall, to web servers and into the cloud. Develop new frameworks through Spring Surf — Building on SpringSource, the leader in Java application infrastructure used to create java applications, Spring Surf provides a scriptable framework for developing new content rich applications.
Gary Edwards

Escape the App Store: 4 ways to create smartphone Web apps | HTML5 - CSS - JavaScript D... - 0 views

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    Excellent guidelines for developing crossplatform smartphone apps in HTML5-CSS-JavaScript.  Covers Appcellerator, Sencha, jQuery, and Drupal.  Great resource!
Gary Edwards

Alfresco vs Liferay Document Management « Algoworks technical blog - 0 views

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    Excellent analysis.  Alfresco comes out as champ.  Also comparisons for Drupal and Liferay
Gary Edwards

Google and RDFa: what and why - bobdc.blog - 0 views

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    Surprise-to make more money! After the initial burst of discussion about Google putting their toe into the standardized metadata water, I started wondering about the corner of the pool they had chosen. They're not ready to start parsing any old RDFa; they'll be looking for RDFa that uses the vocabulary they somewhat hastily defined for the purpose. Why does the vocabulary define the properties that it defines? It will be interesting to see how the big hustling SEO world adapts to this. In the words of Drupal project lead Dries Buytaert, Structured data is the new search engine optimization. When he writes "Every webmaster wanting to improve click-through rates, reduce bounce rates, and improve conversation rates, can no longer ignore RDFa or Microformats", it reminds me that when the SEO world eventually gravitates more in the RDFa direction or the microformats direction, these very quantitative, results-driven people will have some real data to explain why. I'll have to start searching their voluminous discussions out there to see what people are saying.
Gary Edwards

Bricolage CMS -- Open-source, enterprise-class content management. - 1 views

shared by Gary Edwards on 27 Apr 11 - Cached
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    heavy duty template based CMS, can integrate with Drupal for improved interactivity 
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