Showing posts with label 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 7. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2015
iJoy Hexen 8GB 7 inch Android Tablet Firmware
i-Joy Hexen 8GB, 4.1
7 inch tablet Android Firmware & Software installationBoxchip Rockchip RK3088
China Android Tablets Firmware Collection
Tablet Specifications:
LCD | 7 inch Capacitive Touch Screen 5 Points |
Screen Resolution | 800x480 |
Processor | 1.2 Ghz ARM Dual Core A9 GPU Mali 400 Quad Core |
Chipset / Boxchip | Rockchip RK3066 |
RAM | 1 GB DDR3 |
Built in Memory | 8 GB |
External Memory | Support Micro Card (MAX. 32GB) |
Wifi | 802.11 b/g/n supported |
Blue tooth | N/A |
3G | Support USB 3G Dongle, EVDO/WCDMA |
Camera | 0.3 MP Front |
HDMI | 1.4 + Micro Usb |
Speaker | N/A |
Weight | 300g |
Android Version | 4.1 |
Battery | 3.7V |
Technical Support .
The following firmware / ROM file will be used when your tablets facing various problems . In case of
1. Forgotten Pattern Lock ,
2.Too many pattern attampt / Reset user lock
3. Tablet Android stuck on Gmail account
4. Android Tablet stuck on Android logo
5. Tablets hang on start up
you can use this Tablet firmware , ROM to make your Android tablets working again .
Flashing stock firmware should be last option.
Recommended Downloads :
Flashing Tool : RKbatch Tool
Flashing Tutorials: Flashing Tutorial for Rockchip
Flashing Tutorials: Flashing Tutorial for Rockchip
DOWNLOAD OFFICIAL FIRMWARE
Video Review : Youtube
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Creating Advanced Alert Window class Part 7
In this part we will remake the way the user implements skins for alert windows.
Right now to apply a custom alert window skin the user has to pass a reference to an AdvAlertSkin object to the alert() method each time an alert is called. This is unconvenient, so we are going to add new ways to implement skins.
The first way will be to pass a skin value through the constructor of AdvAlertManager. The parameter is optional, default skin is used if nothing is specified here.
The second way will be to use AdvAlertManagers setSkin() method, which sets the skin of all alert windows created after setSkin() being called.
Lets implement those features now.
Go to AdvAlertManager.as and declare a new variable "skin":
Go to the constructor and add a new optional parameter, windowSkin, set default value to null.
Then check if the value is null, and if so - create a new AdvAlertSkin() and apply it to skin variable. Otherwise, apply the passed AdvAlertSkin object to our skin variable:
Now create a new public function called setSkin(), which simply receives a skin object and applies it to "skin":
Remove the skin parameter and code related to it from alert():
Full AdvAlertManager.as code:
Go to main.as.
Here, there are now 3 ways to set a skin.
The first way is to use the default skin, by simply specifying nothing and alerting a window:
The second way is to pass a custom skin through the constructor of AdvAlertManager:
The third way is to pass nothing through the constructor, but call setSkin() to apply a custom skin:
And thats all for today.
Thanks for reading!
Read more »
Right now to apply a custom alert window skin the user has to pass a reference to an AdvAlertSkin object to the alert() method each time an alert is called. This is unconvenient, so we are going to add new ways to implement skins.
The first way will be to pass a skin value through the constructor of AdvAlertManager. The parameter is optional, default skin is used if nothing is specified here.
The second way will be to use AdvAlertManagers setSkin() method, which sets the skin of all alert windows created after setSkin() being called.
Lets implement those features now.
Go to AdvAlertManager.as and declare a new variable "skin":
private var skin:AdvAlertSkin;
Go to the constructor and add a new optional parameter, windowSkin, set default value to null.
Then check if the value is null, and if so - create a new AdvAlertSkin() and apply it to skin variable. Otherwise, apply the passed AdvAlertSkin object to our skin variable:
/**
* AdvAlertManager constructor.
* @paramdefaultWindowContainer Parent container of alert windows.
* @paramparentWidth Containers width.
* @paramparentHeight Containers height.
*/
public function AdvAlertManager(defaultWindowContainer:DisplayObjectContainer, parentWidth:int, parentHeight:int, windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin = null)
{
trace(": AdvAlertManager instance created.");
skin = windowSkin;
if (skin == null) skin = new AdvAlertSkin();
defaultContainer = defaultWindowContainer;
pWidth = parentWidth;
pHeight = parentHeight;
windows = [];
}
Now create a new public function called setSkin(), which simply receives a skin object and applies it to "skin":
/**
* Set skin of all future created alert windows.
* @paramwindowSkin Reference to a skin object.
*/
public function setSkin(windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin):void {
skin = windowSkin
Remove the skin parameter and code related to it from alert():
/**
* Create an alert window.
* @paramtext Text value of the alert window.
* @paramtitle Title value of the alert window.
* @paramwidth (Optional) Width of the alert window. 300 by default.
* @paramheight (Optional) Height of the alert window. 200 by default.
* @paramposition (Optional) Coordinates of top-left corner of the alert window. If not specified - the window is centered.
*/
public function alert(text:String, title:String = "", width:int = 300, height:int = 200, position:Point = null):void {
if (position == null) position = new Point((pWidth / 2) - (width / 2), (pHeight / 2) - (height / 2));
var w:AdvAlertWindow = new AdvAlertWindow(text, title, width, height, position, skin);
windows.push(w);
defaultContainer.addChild(w);
trace("Message: " + text);
}
Full AdvAlertManager.as code:
package com.kircode.AdvAlert
{
import flash.display.DisplayObjectContainer;
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.geom.Point;
/**
* Advanced Alert window manager.
* @author Kirill Poletaev
*/
public class AdvAlertManager
{
private var windows:Array;
private var defaultContainer:DisplayObjectContainer;
private var pWidth:int;
private var pHeight:int;
private var skin:AdvAlertSkin;
/**
* AdvAlertManager constructor.
* @paramdefaultWindowContainer Parent container of alert windows.
* @paramparentWidth Containers width.
* @paramparentHeight Containers height.
*/
public function AdvAlertManager(defaultWindowContainer:DisplayObjectContainer, parentWidth:int, parentHeight:int, windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin = null)
{
trace(": AdvAlertManager instance created.");
skin = windowSkin;
if (skin == null) skin = new AdvAlertSkin();
defaultContainer = defaultWindowContainer;
pWidth = parentWidth;
pHeight = parentHeight;
windows = [];
}
/**
* Set skin of all future created alert windows.
* @paramwindowSkin Reference to a skin object.
*/
public function setSkin(windowSkin:AdvAlertSkin):void {
skin = windowSkin;
}
/**
* Create an alert window.
* @paramtext Text value of the alert window.
* @paramtitle Title value of the alert window.
* @paramwidth (Optional) Width of the alert window. 300 by default.
* @paramheight (Optional) Height of the alert window. 200 by default.
* @paramposition (Optional) Coordinates of top-left corner of the alert window. If not specified - the window is centered.
*/
public function alert(text:String, title:String = "", width:int = 300, height:int = 200, position:Point = null):void {
if (position == null) position = new Point((pWidth / 2) - (width / 2), (pHeight / 2) - (height / 2));
var w:AdvAlertWindow = new AdvAlertWindow(text, title, width, height, position, skin);
windows.push(w);
defaultContainer.addChild(w);
trace("Message: " + text);
}
}
}
Go to main.as.
Here, there are now 3 ways to set a skin.
The first way is to use the default skin, by simply specifying nothing and alerting a window:
// Default skin:
AlertManager = new AdvAlertManager(this, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight);
AlertManager.alert("Text message.", "Default skin");
The second way is to pass a custom skin through the constructor of AdvAlertManager:
// Create custom skin:
var mySkin:AdvAlertSkin = new AdvAlertSkin();
mySkin.bgRect = new SolidColorRect(0xff8888);
// Apply custom skin (way 1:)
AlertManager = new AdvAlertManager(this, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight, mySkin);
AlertManager.alert("Text message.", "Custom skin - way 1");
The third way is to pass nothing through the constructor, but call setSkin() to apply a custom skin:
// Create custom skin:
var mySkin:AdvAlertSkin = new AdvAlertSkin();
mySkin.bgRect = new SolidColorRect(0xff8888);
// Apply custom skin (way 2:)
AlertManager = new AdvAlertManager(this, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight);
AlertManager.setSkin(mySkin);
AlertManager.alert("Text message.", "Custom skin - way 2");
And thats all for today.
Thanks for reading!
Adobe Photoshop CS5 Online Training Courses with a Free 7 day Trial
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What are the benefits of taking online video training courses?
With online video training courses, you can work at your own pace from the comfort of your own home. You get to see exactly what the author is doing on his or her computer as you watch on your own screen, and you can pause and rewind to suit your desired training pace. With a lynda.com membership, you can access their training library anytime, so its much easier on your busy schedule.
or 
Photoshop CS5 Essential Training
Level: Beginner
Get started with Photoshop CS5 in Photoshop CS5 Essential Training. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, author Michael Ninness demonstrates how to produce the highest quality images with fantastic detail in the shortest amount of time, using a combination of Photoshop CS5, Adobe Bridge, and Camera Raw. This course shows the most efficient ways to perform common editing tasks, including noise reduction, shadow and highlight detail recovery, retouching, and combining multiple images. Along the way, Michael shares the secrets of non-destructive editing, utilizing and mastering Adobe Bridge, Camera Raw, layers, adjustment layers, blending modes, layer masks, and much more.
Photoshp CS5 One-on-One: Fundamentals
Level: Beginner
In Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Fundamentals, author and Photoshop expert Deke McLelland will walk you through Photoshop as if in a classroom environment with just you and him. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, hell teach you the essential topics - everything you need to know to get started with Photoshop. Topics include: Adobe Bridge, Zooming and Scrolling, Resolution, Cropping and Straightening Images, Color Correction, Photo Retouching, Layers, Printing, Saving for the Web, and more!
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Advanced
Level: Intermediate
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Advanced, the second part of the popular and comprehensive series, updated for CS5, follows internationally renowned Photoshop guru Deke McClelland as he dives into the workings of Photoshop. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, he explores such digital-age wonders as the Levels and Curves commands, edge-detection filters, advanced compositing techniques, vector-based text, the Liquify filter, and Camera Raw. Deke also teaches tried-and-true methods for sharpening details, smoothing over wrinkles and imperfections, and enhancing colors without harming the original image.
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
Level: Advanced
In Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery, author and Photoshop expert Deke McClelland will take you through Photoshop CS5s most mysterious features - ones that you are least likely to learn through trial and error, but are also the ones that are most likely to have the most profound effect on the quality of your work. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, youll learn how to become more efficient at Photoshop CS5, and how to make your artwork look more impeccable. Topics include: The Pen Tool, Masking, Blend Modes, Smart Objects and Smart Filters, Bristle and Mixer Brushes, HDR Pro, Recording Actions, Batch Processing Images, and more!
So if you are ready to start with these Photoshop CS5 online training courses, sign up for a lynda.com membership today. A single membership gives you access to all these courses listed above, as well as all the other 1000+ courses in the lynda.com training library.
or
Read more »
These video training courses are from lynda.com - one of the best training sites in the web today. They have over 1000+ training courses on I.T., programming, multimedia, photography, home computing, business, and more! They get the best experts, and they come out with new training titles on a regular basis. A single membership for as little as $25 gives you one month of full access to their entire training library.
What are the benefits of taking online video training courses?
With online video training courses, you can work at your own pace from the comfort of your own home. You get to see exactly what the author is doing on his or her computer as you watch on your own screen, and you can pause and rewind to suit your desired training pace. With a lynda.com membership, you can access their training library anytime, so its much easier on your busy schedule.
START LEARNING TODAY!
or ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS5 ONLINE TRAINING COURSES
Photoshop CS5 Essential Training
Level: Beginner
Get started with Photoshop CS5 in Photoshop CS5 Essential Training. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, author Michael Ninness demonstrates how to produce the highest quality images with fantastic detail in the shortest amount of time, using a combination of Photoshop CS5, Adobe Bridge, and Camera Raw. This course shows the most efficient ways to perform common editing tasks, including noise reduction, shadow and highlight detail recovery, retouching, and combining multiple images. Along the way, Michael shares the secrets of non-destructive editing, utilizing and mastering Adobe Bridge, Camera Raw, layers, adjustment layers, blending modes, layer masks, and much more.
Photoshop CS5 Essential Training
Click the link above to go to the course details page.
Youll find more information about the course, and some free sample videos.
Photoshp CS5 One-on-One: Fundamentals
Level: Beginner
In Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Fundamentals, author and Photoshop expert Deke McLelland will walk you through Photoshop as if in a classroom environment with just you and him. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, hell teach you the essential topics - everything you need to know to get started with Photoshop. Topics include: Adobe Bridge, Zooming and Scrolling, Resolution, Cropping and Straightening Images, Color Correction, Photo Retouching, Layers, Printing, Saving for the Web, and more!
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Fundamentals
Click the link above to go to the course details page.
Youll find more information about the course, and some free sample videos.
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Advanced
Level: Intermediate
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Advanced, the second part of the popular and comprehensive series, updated for CS5, follows internationally renowned Photoshop guru Deke McClelland as he dives into the workings of Photoshop. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, he explores such digital-age wonders as the Levels and Curves commands, edge-detection filters, advanced compositing techniques, vector-based text, the Liquify filter, and Camera Raw. Deke also teaches tried-and-true methods for sharpening details, smoothing over wrinkles and imperfections, and enhancing colors without harming the original image.
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Advanced
Click the link above to go to the course details page.
Youll find more information about the course, and some free sample videos.
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
Level: Advanced
In Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery, author and Photoshop expert Deke McClelland will take you through Photoshop CS5s most mysterious features - ones that you are least likely to learn through trial and error, but are also the ones that are most likely to have the most profound effect on the quality of your work. In this Photoshop CS5 online training course, youll learn how to become more efficient at Photoshop CS5, and how to make your artwork look more impeccable. Topics include: The Pen Tool, Masking, Blend Modes, Smart Objects and Smart Filters, Bristle and Mixer Brushes, HDR Pro, Recording Actions, Batch Processing Images, and more!
Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
Click the link above to go to the course details page.
Youll find more information about the course, and some free sample videos.
So if you are ready to start with these Photoshop CS5 online training courses, sign up for a lynda.com membership today. A single membership gives you access to all these courses listed above, as well as all the other 1000+ courses in the lynda.com training library.
START LEARNING TODAY!
or Saturday, January 31, 2015
KOCASO K Mini 7 9 inch Tablet PC Firmware
KOCASO K-Mini Allwinner A31S
7.9 inch Android Tablet Firmware
Tablets Recovery , Restore , Upgrade Instructions
Review :
Kocaso K-Mini,7.9 inch android tablet is Quad Core super fast Tablet. K-Mini Tablet deliver high performance graphics without consuming much battery. It has the same thickness as iPad Mini 8.33 cm with 7.9 inch IPS screen adopted iPad mini,Text is razor sharp ,Colors are vibrant. Having very powerful bluetooth 4.0 version to support fast data transfer,connecting audio devices , keyboard ,headset . Kocaso K-Mini comes with one year warranty which cover its hardware warranty as well which make this tablet pc best for buying. Factory installed firmware is Android 4.2
Company Warranty :
One year warranty cover repair or replacement of defective products.
Encyclopedia:-
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Specifications:
LCD | 7.9" IPS Screen |
Screen Resolution | 1024 x 768 Pix |
Processor | upto 1.2 Ghz Quad Core |
Chipset / Boxchip | Allwinner A31S |
RAM | 1GB DDR3 DRAM |
Built in Memory | 8 GB |
External Memory | Support Micro Card (Max 32GB) |
Wifi | 802.11 b/g/n supported |
Blue tooth | 4.0 |
Sim | N/A |
Camera | 0.3 Megapixel front , 2Mp rare cam |
HDMI /3g Dongle | HDMI , Usb 2.0, HDMI (Mini C) ,Support 3G Dongle |
Microphone | Built IN |
Weight | 412 g |
Android Version | 4.2 |
Flashing Tools:
- Tablet Flashing Tool :Firmware upgrade tool LiveSuit & Drivers
- Tablet Flashing Tool: Firmware upgrade Tool Phoenix Usb Pro
- Flashing with TF Card:Firmware update instruction with microSD card
Flashing Tutorials:
- LiveSuit Tutorial : how to flash tablet with LiveSuit
- Phoenix Usb PrO Video Tutorial :Tutorial
Recommended Tools:
You can also use : Android Multi Tools
Common Android Tablets issues :
The following firmware , ROM file will be used when your Android tablet facing various problems .
1. Forgotten Pattern Lock on Android Tablets.
2.Too many pattern attempts / Reset user lock.
3. Tablets PC stuck on Gmail account.
4. Android Tablet PC stuck on Android logo.
5. Tablet Android hang on start-up / Multiple errors generating by OS.
6. Google play store having problems or generating errors.
7.Upgrading to new Android OS.
6. Google play store having problems or generating errors.
7.Upgrading to new Android OS.
you can use this Android Tablet firmware, ROM to restore your Android China tablets to generic firmwares or upgrades . Make sure to charge battery upto 60%. Power failure during flashing may result dead or broken tablets.
Note : Flashing generic tablet firmware should be last option.
Firmware Download
Download Official Firmware
Drupal 7 Tutorials Video Training Course with Demos
Drupal is one of the most well-known and widely-used open source content management systems out there today, and it powers millions of sites and applications throughout the web. As of this posting, the latest version is Drupal 7, which was released on January 5, 2011. For those interested in learning its new features, lynda.com online tutorials has released a series of Drupal 7 tutorials. In Drupal 7 Essential Training, computer journalist Tom Geller presents a series of video tutorials that will show you how to get the most out of this powerful and robust content management system (CMS). By the end of the course, you will have learned the necessary skills that will enable you to build a website using Drupal. The course will go through the basics of how to download and install Drupal, add content and graphics to a site, change the layout and design elements, control visitor interactions, and expand the sites capabilities beyond what’s available in Drupal core. Youll also learn about established best practices to ensure that your site remains streamlined, secure, and up-to-date.
Watch these selected videos to get a good idea of the pace and flow of this course:
If you liked these videos, then go ahead and sign up for a lynda.com online tutorials membership. For $25, you get 1-month unlimited access to not just this training course, but all of Lynda.coms 900+ training courses. No long-term commitment required. You can cancel your membership at any time. And as a special promotion for visitors of this site, you can get a FREE 7-day trial pass to lynda.com. This free trial gives you access to all of their 900+ training titles so that you can see for yourself what a great learning resource this website is.
The course is 7 hours and 25 minutes in total length, and the tutorials are divided into 17 chapters. Here is a more detailed outline of the course:
Title: Drupal 7 Essential Training
Author: Tom Geller
Level: Beginner
Duration: 7hrs 25mins
Date of Release: 14 January 2011
Chapter 1: Defining Drupal
Managing content with Drupal 7
Comparing Drupal with other content management systems
Deciding whether to use Drupal
Looking at Drupal-built sites
Exploring the Drupal universe
Getting help with Drupal issues
Chapter 2: Understanding How Drupal Works
Checking Drupals requirements
Investigating Drupals inner workings
Learning Drupals basic workflow
Understanding key terms in Drupal
Touring Drupals interface
Chapter 3: Installing Drupal on Mac OS X or Windows
Installing the Acquia Drupal stack installer (DAMP)
Importing core Drupal into DAMP
Running Drupals installer on top of DAMP
Chapter 4: Installing Drupal on a Server
Uploading Drupal with SFTP
Uploading Drupal with SSH
Creating Drupals MySQL database
Running Drupals installer
Installing Drupal using Acquias Debian/Ubuntu package
Chapter 5: Controlling Drupal 7
Using the toolbar
Using the shortcut bar
Touring the administrative controls
Customizing the Dashboard
Differentiating administrator and visitor views
Chapter 6: Building a Drupal Site
Understanding nodes
Creating basic content
Changing site information, graphics, and interface
Giving visitors a way to contact you
Chapter 7: Controlling Content
Creating content summaries
Revising content
Categorizing content with tags
Going further with content categories
Publishing content via RSS
Using text formats to prevent content damage
Setting the comment policy
Managing comments
Chapter 8: Enabling Other Content Types
Adding blogs
Adding discussion groups
Adding polls
Subscribing to RSS feeds
Categorizing RSS feeds
Chapter 9: Extending Content
Creating new content types
Adding fields to content types
Exploring field types and options
Adjusting field display
Customizing field display by context
Modifying image styles
Chapter 10: Managing Users
Defining new user policies
Creating user accounts
Setting up user profiles
Defining user roles
Controlling access permissions
Canceling user accounts
Chapter 11: Changing a Sites Interface
Understanding Drupal 7 page layout
Taking advantage of block regions
Creating and modifying blocks
Selecting and installing downloaded themes
Building themes the traditional way
Chapter 12: Helping Users Find Their Way Around
Understanding Drupal 7 default menus
Creating multilevel menus
Creating easy-to-navigate books
Chapter 13: Expanding a Sites Capabilities with Modules
Installing and uninstalling modules
Configuring modules
Surveying popular modules
Enabling styled text with a WYSIWYG editor
Chapter 14: Displaying Information with Views
Understanding views
Creating views
Modifying views
Chapter 15: Administrating Drupal
Launching a Drupal site
Troubleshooting a Drupal 7 installation
Backing up and restoring a Drupal site
Updating Drupal
Deleting Drupal
Chapter 16: Going Further with Drupal
Monitoring performance
Improving administration skills
Reviewing security and permissions
Adopting best practices
Chapter 17: Developing for Drupal
Programming modules
Joining the Drupal community
So if youre ready to start with Drupal 7 Essential Training, sign-up for a lynda.com online tutorials membership today.
Read more »
Watch these selected videos to get a good idea of the pace and flow of this course:
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Welcome
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Getting a Drupal site up fast
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Deciding whether to use Drupal
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Investigating Drupals inner workings
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Understanding nodes
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Adding fields to content types
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Modifying image styles
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Selecting and installing downloaded themes
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Enabling styled text with a WYSIWYG editor
Drupal 7 Essential Training - Launching a Drupal site
If you liked these videos, then go ahead and sign up for a lynda.com online tutorials membership. For $25, you get 1-month unlimited access to not just this training course, but all of Lynda.coms 900+ training courses. No long-term commitment required. You can cancel your membership at any time. And as a special promotion for visitors of this site, you can get a FREE 7-day trial pass to lynda.com. This free trial gives you access to all of their 900+ training titles so that you can see for yourself what a great learning resource this website is.
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The course is 7 hours and 25 minutes in total length, and the tutorials are divided into 17 chapters. Here is a more detailed outline of the course:
Title: Drupal 7 Essential Training
Author: Tom Geller
Level: Beginner
Duration: 7hrs 25mins
Date of Release: 14 January 2011
Chapter 1: Defining Drupal
Managing content with Drupal 7
Comparing Drupal with other content management systems
Deciding whether to use Drupal
Looking at Drupal-built sites
Exploring the Drupal universe
Getting help with Drupal issues
Chapter 2: Understanding How Drupal Works
Checking Drupals requirements
Investigating Drupals inner workings
Learning Drupals basic workflow
Understanding key terms in Drupal
Touring Drupals interface
Chapter 3: Installing Drupal on Mac OS X or Windows
Installing the Acquia Drupal stack installer (DAMP)
Importing core Drupal into DAMP
Running Drupals installer on top of DAMP
Chapter 4: Installing Drupal on a Server
Uploading Drupal with SFTP
Uploading Drupal with SSH
Creating Drupals MySQL database
Running Drupals installer
Installing Drupal using Acquias Debian/Ubuntu package
Chapter 5: Controlling Drupal 7
Using the toolbar
Using the shortcut bar
Touring the administrative controls
Customizing the Dashboard
Differentiating administrator and visitor views
Chapter 6: Building a Drupal Site
Understanding nodes
Creating basic content
Changing site information, graphics, and interface
Giving visitors a way to contact you
Chapter 7: Controlling Content
Creating content summaries
Revising content
Categorizing content with tags
Going further with content categories
Publishing content via RSS
Using text formats to prevent content damage
Setting the comment policy
Managing comments
Chapter 8: Enabling Other Content Types
Adding blogs
Adding discussion groups
Adding polls
Subscribing to RSS feeds
Categorizing RSS feeds
Chapter 9: Extending Content
Creating new content types
Adding fields to content types
Exploring field types and options
Adjusting field display
Customizing field display by context
Modifying image styles
Chapter 10: Managing Users
Defining new user policies
Creating user accounts
Setting up user profiles
Defining user roles
Controlling access permissions
Canceling user accounts
Chapter 11: Changing a Sites Interface
Understanding Drupal 7 page layout
Taking advantage of block regions
Creating and modifying blocks
Selecting and installing downloaded themes
Building themes the traditional way
Chapter 12: Helping Users Find Their Way Around
Understanding Drupal 7 default menus
Creating multilevel menus
Creating easy-to-navigate books
Chapter 13: Expanding a Sites Capabilities with Modules
Installing and uninstalling modules
Configuring modules
Surveying popular modules
Enabling styled text with a WYSIWYG editor
Chapter 14: Displaying Information with Views
Understanding views
Creating views
Modifying views
Chapter 15: Administrating Drupal
Launching a Drupal site
Troubleshooting a Drupal 7 installation
Backing up and restoring a Drupal site
Updating Drupal
Deleting Drupal
Chapter 16: Going Further with Drupal
Monitoring performance
Improving administration skills
Reviewing security and permissions
Adopting best practices
Chapter 17: Developing for Drupal
Programming modules
Joining the Drupal community
[Get a FREE 7-day pass to lynda.com TODAY]
So if youre ready to start with Drupal 7 Essential Training, sign-up for a lynda.com online tutorials membership today.
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