Brent Hardinge

Steps to Get Twitter.module working with Rules:

Required Modules:

Recently at work the issue came up that people were searching our site for all the posts by an author but it only returning the author's biography node. After some digging, I finally found a simple solution thanks to Julia at juliakm.com.

I have had problems with either not knowing that I had new comments or not realizing they were in the moderation queue. So this weekend, I setup two things that should help alleviate that.

First, I turned off comment moderation. But I didn't just do that alone. I also added Mollom, a content moderation service. Mollom is a webservice that will monitor your content, comments and form submissions and present CAPCHA or just plain block the content if it feels that it is spammy.

I had read about it a few weeks back but it wasn't till I logged into my Google Analytics account tonight did I notice that my stats had flat-lined on one of my sites. Gone. So it appears that the module author decided to reverse the way the role tracking features work. Instead of having you check which roles shouldn't be tracked, it changed to tracking only the roles that where checked. In the grand scheme of things, it makes perfect sense, but when I upgraded to that module, there was no warning message.