Today we have launched our Official Blog for our Ovipedia Networks. The integration with our (under construction) systems (Drupal) is a lot better.
Anyway, the new blog will run in parallel with this blog in case we experience unexpected server problem.
Beberapa hari lalu, website co.id kantor istri gue tiba-tiba mati, dead, muerte, innalillahi. Otomatis mail-nya juga ngikutin (orang sejoli haha)…
Nah, setelah gue cek, ternyata expired. Gue bilang ke CEO kantornya kalau perlu diperpanjang. Masalahnya, si CEO ga tau apa-apa tentang domain dan hosting, soalnya si pendaftar domain-hosting udah resign, dan ga bisa dihubungi.
I created an external PHP file and I wan’t to access all of my Drupal resources within that file. The path for the file might be like this:
Basically the file must be within Drupal’s directory. If outside, than it’s better to go with Drupal’s Services module.
This article is based on my drupal community documentation at http://drupal.org/node/1839550.
In order to communicate securely, we need to encrypt the connection between our client (PHP) and server (NodeJS) via SSL protocol.
This EXPERIMENTAL article works only if you’re connecting to SQL Server with Drupal in Linux. If you use Windows for your Drupal, that’s another story (a lot simpler). Also if the Drupal module DBLIB is mature enough (pushed to main project) than this article might be obsolete.
Drupal communicates with SQL Server via a bridge in the form of custom module and custom server. This module will send query to the server and receive the results for further processing.
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