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Nitin
Nitin is an undergraduate student at IIT Guwahati. He likes music, food and technology. He is interested in Databases, Semantic Web and development of Web applications. He actively contributes to the open source community, you can check out some of his projects on this website. Although he is not a regular blogger, he still loves to write.
Drupal: Tutorial for Feeds Image Grabber
Feeds Image Grabber (FIG) was released on 3rd March, and currently supports the following features:
Automatically downloads and attaches image to the node created by Feeds module.
Configurable XPath of the desired image location on the webpage of the feed item on per feed basis (using element’s id or CSS class).
Support for FileField Paths module.
Configurable maximum image size.
Configurable [...]
Drupal: Facebook-style Links
Facebook-style Links (FBSL) provides the ability for users to attach and submit links along with their Facebook-style Statuses. Combined with Facebook-style Statuses (FBSS), the FBSL module provides an attach link form that loads via AHAH. Users can then attach a link with an (optional) thumbnail, title and description to their status. In the nutshell, it [...]
Drupal: Feeds Image Grabber
Feeds Image Grabber (FIG) is the successor project for FeedAPI ImageGrabber to support the Feeds module. FIG parses the Item URL of each feed-item, downloads the appropriate image from the post and maps it to an image field in the node created by Feeds module for that feed-item.
[Google Reader (with thumbnails) can be imitated on [...]
“What is Drupal?”, for newbies
I often come across this question from my friends and peers and most of the time I deflect it by saying “it lets you create your website easily, why don’t you look up on Wikipedia?”. Few days ago, one of my friends pointed me that most of the articles start with “Drupal is a Content Management [...]
Dumping a remote SVN repository without admin access
When you need to dump a SVN repository, all you have to do is
svnadmin dump REPOS_PATH
But wait, then you need to have access to the server on which your SVN repository is hosted. Often, that is not the case and you have to contact the company which hosts your repository to do it for you. [...]
GoogleSharing: Remain Anonymous from Google
Who knows more about the citizens in their own country, Kim Jong-Il or Google?
Google tracks everything, your searches, web movement which arises from your search, what places you went last summer (or are planning to go, thanks to Google maps). Google not only knows about you but also understands you much better than your own [...]