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Download ASU Default Drupal 5 Files

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008 - 6:15 pm
  • ngudmuns
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So I've installed drupal more than a few times, and noticed that I always need a few modules and the ASU theme installed. Well, here is a tar.gz that will work with the webhosting environment. You just download it and place it in your sites/all folder, then extract it using DirectAdmin's extract link.

NOTE: Make sure after you extract, you check that your modules/ and themes/ folders have 755 listed under the permissions. If not, just make sure you check the folders and click the set permissions button (to 755).

This archive contains the following modules/themes:

Modules

  • ASU Webauth
  • cck
  • contemplate
  • date
  • directoryASU
  • fileshare
  • image
  • imce
  • link
  • nice_menus
  • nodeacess
  • pathauto
  • tinymce (module + program)
  • token
  • views

Themes

  • ASU Zen theme
  • ASU CLAS Zen theme

You'll still have to configure all these modules and set permissions of course, but it saves you the time of downloading them, uploading them one by one, and then extracting one by one. By the way, these are for Drupal 5.X, and it's not a complete list. It's meant to get you started quickly on your Drupal development path :)

An additional file has been included so that you can use the ASU themes with any site on webhosting services. Simply download the below file (asuthemes-setup.tar.gz) and place in your public_html directory. Then, using DirectAdmin, extract that file and it will create the yoursite.asu.edu/asuthemes/ directory which will then enable all asu templates to work.

 

AttachmentSize
defaultDrupal5Files.tar.gz1.28 MB
asuthemes-setup.tar.gz142 bytes
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008 - 12:10 pm
  • stevemau

I hadn't seen the "755" note, above, until getting to this page.  Will see if it helps anything on my other Drupal sites when I setup "ASU Webauth."  However, just FYI, for the first site where I setup and enabled "ASU Webauth," it appears that for some reason all of the 3rd party and optional core modules were disabled.

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008 - 12:57 pm
  • ngudmuns
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which site are you referring to? maybe I can help troubleshoot the disabled modules.

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008 - 6:09 pm
  • cindifar
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Thank you so much, Nathan.