drupal 7.x

Note, please read about this issue with the Services module before getting started!

UPDATE: There is security issue with the Services module prior to version 3.4. Now all autheticated service calls that use POST, PUT or DELETE need a CSRF token sent along in the request header. This article has NOT been udpated to show those changes! More Information and Workaround(s)

UPDATE: Thanks to user comments, it turns out the easiest way to do this is with this command:

git add -u

Otherwise, feel free to read the example below for an alternative approach...

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So today I was updating the filefield module in Drupal 6 with Drush (drush up webform), this worked great, as usual. However, my Drupal site is under source control with GIT. So after updating the module and running 'git status' I was presented with a whole bunch of changes. Something like this:

git status

Here is how you can make a backup copy of your Drupal's MySQL database from a terminal:

mysqldump -u my_drupal_mysql_uer_name -p my_drupal_mysql_database_name > ~/my_drupal_sql_dump.sql

I like to clear all of Drupal's caches before running the dump so there isn't a bunch of cache data in the export.

If you'd prefer to use Drush, check out this article instead: Use Drush to Export/Import a Drupal MySQL Database Dump File

If you need a custom time field select list with 15 minute interval options in Drupal 7, try this out when adding a new field to your content type (this will work in Drupal 6 as well):

Field: List (text)

Widget: Select list

Allowed values list:

My oh my, how times have changed. Here is how you can get all the comments for a node in Drupal 7 (much different from D6):

View the DrupalGap Presentation Slides from DrupalCamp Michigan 2013 in Ann Arbor.

jDrupal: Be sure to check out jDrupal for an easy to use JavaScript Library to communicate with Drupal Services.

This document describes how to read/write entities to/from Drupal using the Services module. It also covers how to handle session authentication. Let's get started...

Need to add a submit handler function to your Drupal form so you can execute some custom code when a form is submitted? Yes? Well then, shuck 'em up partner, try something like this in your module: