Blogs
How to quickly enable or disable and control your Drupal theme using DRUSH
Drush can do so many things specially during development of a Drupal Website and this includes working with theme of your website. Here are some drush command for manipulating theme that I find very useful and handy to memorize while you are working within your drupal site. Screen shot will show you, the code is written below:


Drush command written below.
- Danreb's blog
- Login to post comments
How to install Drupal 7 through shell using Drush
First you need to login to your server then type the following command seen on this screenshot, the code is shown below.

- Danreb's blog
- Login to post comments
How to quickly enable or disable Drupal CSS/JS optimization using DRUSH
I find this command very handy during development. Drush can easily disable or enable CSS and JS aggregation using the vset command in Drush. Here's how:
- Danreb's blog
- Login to post comments
PHP scripts for converting InnoDB to MyISAM database engine
This PHP CODE snippets will change your database engine from InnoDB to MyISAM, this is useful when you need to save time manually changing all the tables from InnoDB to MyISAM, for example when a CMS populates a database with tables that use InnoDB but you cannot run on your web host because InnoDB is disabled and MyISAM is your remaining options.
Commonly on a shared hosting environments, web host disabled InnoDB because it requires more disk space and eats more Server resources and Memory than MyISAM. To use this scripts you need to change the variables:
dbServerName // Database server, commonly use value is localhost
dbUserName // Database User, the one with priveleges to your database
dbPassword // Password of the Database User
DatabaseName // The database you want to convert from InnoDB to MyISAM
- Danreb's blog
- Login to post comments
How to install node.js in CentOS server
Here how to install node.js into you CentOS server. Login to your centOS server using SSH client such as putty and type the following commands in shell.
- Danreb's blog
- Login to post comments
DANREB.COM