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Our monkeys have tricks and tips instead of ticks and fleas! Hi there! How’s your jungle today? Ours is full of too much coffee, multiple projects, and conflicting deadlines. Oh, and did we mention our nests need cleaning, our kids won’t get off our backs, the monkey chief is in
How to Import with Feeds using JSONPath
STEP 1: Install Necessary Drupal Modules In order to import some JSON data, you first need these modules installed and enabled. Ctools – https://www.drupal.org/project/ctools Feeds – https://www.drupal.org/project/feeds Job Scheduler – https://www.drupal.org/project/job_scheduler Feeds JSONPath Parser – https://www.drupal.org/project/feeds_jsonpath_parser STEP 2: Create The Content-Type To import content from another site, you need to create the content
The Cross-continental Remoter
When I was presented with the task of writing my first blog for Cheeky Monkey, the first thought that came to my mind (after the initial ‘crawl under a rock’ impulse) was to write about one of my encounters trying to wrestle with the tiny Drupal demons that lift their
The best way to explain technology
The speed of light has nothing on the speed of technology. Lately, whenever I am having a conversation with someone outside of our industry, most of my time is spent explaining all the acronyms I am using. I think that most web development companies have a tendency to speak “geek”
A PHP script for converting character set for all tables in a database
Recently I migrated a drupal site that uses an ms SQL server to MySQL. One of the conversions required me to convert all the tables from latin1_swedish_ci to utf8_general_ci character set. If you only want to convert a few tables, just execute the following SQL statement. ALTER TABLE tableName CONVERT
Your Next Web Project Will Fail Miserably
There are a number of reports in the IT world trying to quantify the percentage of software development projects (including website projects) that succeed or fail. The percentage of successful projects can be somewhere in the neighborhood of 32%. The remaining percent and majority of projects are either complete failures,
