A little while ago we made the decision here at OSTraining.com to alter how our name is shown to visitors.

We changed "Open Source Training" to "OSTraining" throughout our site. The main reason? In our user testing and customer interactions we constantly found that people were confused about the phrase "Open Source". We kept on hearing comments like these:

Last week we released a completely free version of the OSToolbar.

In more good news, the OSToolbar is now available on WordPress.org.

The OSToolbar's official home on WordPress.org is now http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ostoolbar.

Over the last week we've been rolling out a new layout for all of our training classes.

Hopefully this will be a big improvement for our members, our guests and our staff. Here's a description of the new features ...

Managing comments on a busy website can get tedious if you need to login and check continually. It's very convenient to get an email with the comment text, so you can see if it's legitimate or comment spam.

To do this in Drupal we're going to use two core modules, Actions and Triggers. We'll also use the Token module to control over the content and recipients for the email

In this tutorial we're going to use Actions, Triggers and Tokens to show you how to automatically send customized emails from Drupal.

Do you have several people all contributing and editing articles to your Joomla site? Do those people sometimes make mistakes? Are you the one messing things up sometimes? We all do it. Simple Content Versioning is the solution.

Fabrik is a wonderfully powerful and flexible Joomla extension.

In a previous tutorial we showed you how to use Fabrik to create a contact form. In this tutorial we're going to use Fabrik to create a custom user registration form.

This is another of our series of tutorials on Fabrik. Now, instead of using Fabrik to collect information, we're going to use it to display information.

In this tutorial we're going to do two things:

• Create a list of your Joomla users.
• Search that list in advanced ways. 

There are various ways to create lists of nodes in Drupal. So what's different about the Nodequeue Module?

Nodequeue allows you to manually control the order of your nodes. You can use drag and drop to re-order a list of nodes. Whereas a module like Views will automatically publish all of your nodes that meet certain criteria, Nodequeue allows you to control the order of those nodes.

Nodequeue is very often used for slideshows and other site features where you need to choose which articles to show.