We've been quite busy with Display Suite since the first release. A lot of issues have been fixed and fieldgroups integration, the number one feature request by anyone out there, is almost done. We also created two new, rather small - but cool - modules which integrate perfectly with DS.
You can see the power when combining these 2 modules in this short screencast. You can also click around on our demo site, still on the same URL, at http://demo.customsource.be/location.
I recently received an email asking me how to bring a Drupal site back online after taking it offline for site maintenance. For those of you who haven't done this yet you can take your site offline (and put it back online) by going to /admin/settings/site-maintenance. If you take your site offline for maintenance, then log out of the site you will get the "Site off-line message" indicated in your settings. To get back into your site all you need to do is go to /user/login. There you will be presented with the login form that you can complete in order to gain entry to your site.
It's important to understand that unless you specifically set the permission for "administer site configuration" under the system module then only user #1 can manage the maintenance status of the site. If you do want to grant this access to another user then you will also probably want to grant access to "access administration pages" as well. A screenshot of the appropriate section of the user permissions page (/admin/user/permissions) is included below.
1. Download “Google AJAX Language Transliteration API” module (http://drupal.org/project/googleLanguageApi).
2. extract and copy it into your drupal installention folder/sites/all/modules.
3. Go to administrator -> Site Building -> Modules.
Enable the “Google AJAX Language Transliteration API” and save configuration (screen shot below).
Enable Google AJAX Language Transliteration API
4. Then go to administrator -> Site Building -> Translate interface.
From “search”, “importe”, “export” tab you can select languages (screenshot below).
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The sixth DrupalJam was located in Amsterdam at the StayOkay Zeeburg.