Administering Drupal (Video)

Video Description
How to manage the content, community, and functionality of your Drupal site. You’ve finally gotten your Drupal site finished. Now what?
Have you been handed the reins to a Drupal site you don’t understand? Are you a Drupal developer who wants to empower your client to run their own site? If you need to run a Drupal site or you know someone who needs to run a Drupal site, then THIS is the video you need. Addison Berry, Angie Byron, and Jeff Robbins present a finished site with many common modules enabled and walk through common administration tasks and concepts such as:
- The content creation process and the different types of content
- Assigning roles and permissions
- Dealing with problematic users
- Organizing content and comments through the taxonomy and menu system
- Controlling the look and feel of the site
- Basics of Drupal image handling
- The differences between the front-end and the back-end
- An introduction to the module configuration that drives the functionality of your site
- Reports and logs that help you monitor the health of your site
- Resources for getting further help
This video pairs with Site Building With Drupal, which builds the website used as an example throughout this video.
Full chapter listing:
- Introduction
- Getting oriented with Drupal
- Creating content
- Explaining content types
- Administering users
- Administering taxonomy
- Administering content
- Administering menus
- Administering blocks
- Overview of modules
- Administering themes
- Images and input formats
- Configuration settings and report logs
- Getting help
- Conclusion
Video Details
- Produced: Jeff Robbins
- Directed and Edited: Kent Bye
- Total running time: 3 hours
- File Size: 1.7 GiB
E-Book
[FP] Lullabot.Administeiring.Drupal.mov [UN] Lullabot.Administeiring.Drupal.mov
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October 26th, 2009 at 11:41 am
The Lullabot videos are the best! They have released a new one – Site Building with Drupal. Where can I find it?
May 24th, 2010 at 9:22 pm
hey wow, can you please release the original QUASAR release because i prefer the iso file and release format easier to use..
May 25th, 2010 at 6:39 am
thunderbolt36,
.MOV is release format. This is download version, not DVD rip.
May 28th, 2010 at 9:49 pm
Oh ok…
but WOW i was referring to the actual scene release which QUASAR made as iso.. however i’ll take this..
thanks.,.
November 24th, 2010 at 6:32 pm
Hi All,
Can anyone help me out with the file used to open the above files. I used hjsplit to join the files into one file (,mov) however, neither, quicklime pro or alternate quick time or media play with 3ivx codec could open it. I keep having the error message the file is not in the format that quick time (or the chosen player) could access.
November 24th, 2010 at 6:37 pm
Are you sure the file is 1.68GB? Please check again.