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Setting up Drupal Code Sniffer
A few weeks ago I had to go through the process of setting up php code sniffer on my new computer, and realised how confusing most of the blog posts out there are and how many loops and posts you have to jump through to get it set up. I decided to write a quick post with all the commands in one place and small descriptions for most of the commands: Installing Drupal…
Mar 7, 2016 Setting up Drupal Code SnifferChristmas in Pieces
Each year at Zoocha, we try to do something for Christmas for our clients, even if it's just a Christmas card (see below for our effort from a couple of years ago). This year we wanted to do something interactive, and webby, as that's our business really. I'm sure many of you will have seen Species In Pieces , but if not check it out as it's pretty amazing. The…
Jan 12, 2016 Christmas in PiecesDrupal,
Hosting,
Platform Development
Still on Drupal 6? Here are your options!
With the imminent release of a Drupal 8 Release Candidate , which could potentially be announced as soon as the end of September at Drupalcon Barcelona , the clock has just started ticking a lot louder for those sites still on Drupal 6 with the looming Drupal.org support transition policy about to kick in: Drupal 6 core and modules will transition to unsupported…
Sep 4, 2015 Still on Drupal 6? Here...Drupal,
Web Development,
Platform Development
Local .htaccess environment conditionals, HTTPS example
Adapted from a post by the Nerdary that basically deals with the problem of having .htaccess files that are different on your local and other environments. This example deals with the headache of https and not wanting your local environment to automatically redirect to HTTPS. I am only posting the relevant code that sets up the environment variable. <IfModule mod…
Sep 1, 2015 Local .htaccess environment conditionals, HTTPS...Web Development,
UX & Web Design
Testing in Internet Explorer without Windows!
Internet Explorer. The bane of most web developers' lives. How often have we built a site and looked back content with our efforts, only to have that satisfaction whipped away when opening Internet Explorer? We'll leave aside the fact that Internet Explorer is actually a pretty good browser these days (from IE10 things were really starting to look up, but even IE9…
Jul 8, 2015 Testing in Internet Explorer without...Drupal,
UX & Web Design
Theming in Drupal 7 just got easier!
Theming in Drupal 7 has always been a bit fiddly at the best of times. Unbeknown to me a small feature crept into a Drupal 7 release without me realising - the backport of theme debug settings from the much anticipated Drupal 8. This feature allows you to view debug information directly in the mark-up and not have to go chasing template suggestion names from within…
Jun 26, 2015 Theming in Drupal 7 just...Drupal,
Design,
Digital Marketing
A review of Responsive Day Out - The Final Breakpoint
Last Friday saw another Responsive Conference take place at the Dome in Brighton. I had previously heard a lot about the conference, this being the third and (I believe) final outing I was thrilled that we managed to secure some tickets for myself and a selection of the Zoocha team members. From seeing the impressive list of speakers I was sure it would be a great…
Jun 24, 2015 A review of Responsive Day...General,
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We are recruiting - we are looking for a Graduate Account Manager to join our team
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a graduate to join the Zoocha team. The successful candidate will work alongside our existing project and account managers as a key point of contact for clients across a number of projects. The role will require involvement from you at all stages of the projects to provide excellent client service from scoping to delivery. You…
Jun 24, 2015 We are recruiting - we...