Minnur Yunusov's blog

A few months ago I had to develop a Drupal 7 website that was supported by advertising.
After some research I realized that there were no current advertising modules for Drupal 7.
The Advertisement module is the de facto advertisement module for Drupal but a Drupal 7
version wasn't even under development.
So I decided to develop a new contrib module for featuring advertisements on Drupal 7 that was easy-to-use and provided

I recently had a task to create a new Drupal theme for one of our clients. The theme mainly consisted of HTML blocks which contained the header, content, and footer areas. However, the theme had many sub-elements and was generally complex, so it was critical to focus on leveraging the tools available (like jQuery) and not trying to use custom code for everything. When it came time to create the tabs for the site I set a goal to do this with adding as little JavaScript code as possible.

Data filters were introduced in PHP 5.0. These extension filters can be used for either validating or sanitizing the data. This is especially useful when the data source contains unknown (or foreign) data, like user supplied input from an HTML form.

There are two main types of filters:

To keep your Drupal site up to date, from time to time, you will need to perform minor upgrades. When there is a new major release, you might want to upgrade to this to get new and powerful features.

There are two approaches to converting a Drupal 5.x site to 6.x:

Studying Drupal, I often stumble on new tasks that need to be implemented, and problems that need to be addressed. Of course, sites like Drupal.org are invaluable, but here are some userful modules and jQuery tips that I have discovered.