Author Archives: sitemin
Manila converted to Drupal
For the last few months I have toyed with the idea of adapting my conversion process to convert a Manila site to Drupal. The code I have does it’s thing with standard APIs supported in WordPress – the same APIs … Continue reading
Contact Form in WordPress vs Drupal
I recently set up a contact form on a WordPress site – and it reminded me what a rigid process extending WordPress (WP) is. Contact forms running reCAPTCHA protection seem to fair pretty well at cutting spam, so I found a … Continue reading
Fiji has her forever home!
Our sweet Fiji went to her forever home this weekend. Happy and playful, Fiji is also curious and smart. And did I mention determined. I find her personality irresistible, and so too does her new forever parents. Her description on … Continue reading
Tucker’s Canon Rock cover
My son just posted a cover of the famous Canon Rock on YouTube:
Creature comforts for Manila users making the switch to WordPress
I have configured WordPress with a little PHP to provide a few Manila-like features for my conversion clients. ‘Edit this page’ buttons on pages and posts and template modules. Template modules are containers in the page templates that can be … Continue reading
Major improvements made to Manila conversion process
It has been a long time since I have delivered an update here – but the Manila conversion process has had numerous improvements in the last year. Huge numbers of rendering bugs have been squashed. Much more of the original … Continue reading
Manila conversion winners and losers
A posted a page to try to give a summary of exactly happens to each type of data stored in a Manila site as it is converted to it’s similar WordPress counterpart: What is converted and what is left behind. … Continue reading