Here is the extension that has been precomplied so you can just simply drop it into your folder and activate it. The zip file contains uploadprogress.so and zip.so (so you can use zip extension files).
As Drupal comes ever more popular, it will inevitable become more visible and targeted by hackers. We have seen it happen with other popular open source projects like Wordpress and Joomla. There'll always be a threat to security whether it be open source or proprietary CMS (closed source). Therefore, precautions should be taken to prevent and secure your site as much as possible. read more »
For those of you that prefer using a command line to get the job done quicker (because it is generally faster than clicking around a GUI), you love Drush.
Drush is a command utility module for Drupal that allow a site admin to execute commands in a terminal window. Here is an excellent screencast by Owen Barton showing you how to use Drush.
When your working on a development site, it's always best to mirror your production site. In most cases production site is always going to be installed in the webroot (root directory on your web hosting server). But how do we mirror this setup for MAMP running on a local machine if your development sites all lives under one directory where the sites are being served up by Apache web server? read more »
Some of these following useful tips are probably what you already know if you have been spending some time building Drupal sites. But these hints and tips that have certainly been very useful to me and i hope you'll feel the same. read more »
Duvien is a Freelance Web Designer/Developer based in Scotland. He makes websites using Drupal. This is his blog, portfolio & digital playground. Find out more