"The Trek" wins Best Personal Drupal Site at Blue Drop Awards!
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better business...Hi there! I simply wish to give a huge thumbs up for the good information
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Daniel Truninger@Gurpreet
Not sure I understand your question fully.
If you try run this on your local without a web server you might get a bunch of errors or no unicorn at all. Vectron uses Ajax requests to get the SVG file, for this you need to have a local web server or run it on a real environment. More about this issue can be found here.
If your question is of a different nature why not ask it over on Stack Overflow, where you can ask your question to a broader audience. I'm sure somebody there will have had the same challenge as you.
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Boris Baldinger@Daniel:
I am sorry but I never have used Statuses. I can confirm moist of your steps. But you don't need to clone your original view. You have to duplicate it. (I assume that your original view is not a page)
In my example above i have a View-Pane. And the autorefresh part is a page. So I had to built the whole view as a page again so i can give it a path.
I hope this was helpful. If not, please feel free to contact me via E-Mail or Skype.
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While Gregory arrived in Cape Town word got through that The Trek, the website dedicated to his quest, won the category "Best Personal Website Built With Drupal" at the inaugural Blue Drop Awards. That's what we call perfect timing!
The honours, which were voted by the Drupal community, didn't stop there. Fotobout, the pet project of Andrew and Michael, claimed third place in "Best Interesting Website Built With Drupal".
At the inaugural Blue Drop Awards 200 nominees in nine categories fought for the honours. We are thankful for the votes we received by the community and the awards we gained by it's help.