awebfactory - web application factory pattern

First make a dynamically filtered view on the fly like the big boys do!

Then, stick it in a panel! There are other ways of doing it, but by using this simple method you can easily:

• List all car dealers whose monthly sales volume falls within a series of different ranges: http://example.com/dealers-that-sell-between/500/1000
• List all jobs with salaries falling within different ranges with http://example.com/jobs-that-pay-between/100/200.

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Came highly recommended, looks very cool indeed for small and medium business ERP solution... Not a wealth of "newbie" info, but a very cool almost trouble free installation guide makes installation (Java, Ant, Postgres or Oracle, Tomcat -- this is no lightweight) a snap (pretty much) for various Linux distributions:

http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/Openbravo_Command_Line_Installation

If you encounter problems, the doctor is in...

[Note: This is a somewhat detailed description of how to leverage content types and views in Drupal, most useful for beginner to intermediate experience level in Drupal Web Application development, or to those evaluating Drupal. It is designed to show how the power of the framework is only apparent after gaining just a little experience with its features].

Panels 2, the quiet revolution indeed! This tutorial will go through a series of detailed exploratory steps to achieve a dynamic jCarousel panel whose content is derived from the attached files of the node context of a panel page configured for node override. That is, the jCarousel pictured in the following image contains the thumbnails of all the images attached to the node providing the context to the shown panel page. And this is achieved by overriding theme_panels_pane(), the default theming function for individual panels in a panel page.