This update adds Autozoom functionality to the Google Maps Plugin for jQuery.

Updated Behaviour
Automatically center and zoom GMap to fit all markers. Autozoom will look to use latitude & longitude for each marker first, otherwise it will get the coordinates using the address field via the Google Maps API geocoder.

After several years in the making, Drupal 7 was officially released yesterday. According to Dries Buytaert, over 1,000 people contributed to the Drupal 7 release.

There are over 267 parties planned in 91 countries. Or follow hashtag #d7rp on Twitter.

Twitter just launched their own version of the Tweet Button last week.

With YQL (Yahoo! Query Language), you can access data from multiple sources using a SQL-like language that lets you query, filter and join data. If you're already familiar with SQL syntax, using YQL should be fairly straight-forward.

select * from Page not found.profile where id='screen_name'

With Drush you can greatly reduce the amount of time needed to setup and upgrade your Drupal installations - even if you're not a command line expert. If you haven't used Drush yet, you've probably at least heard of it.

If you have many events that are at the same location, instead of adding the location information to each event, you can setup one location that is referenced by each of your events.

When you display a node reference, you have the options to display as a title, teaser or body. In order to generate a Google Map, you have to create a View that will load the reference to your Location and display those fields as a GMap

Inline Messages allows you to display form messages (error/status/warning) inline with the form instead of the default behaviour at the top of the page (or wherever your theme outputs messages).

Version 1.6 has been release with a few important enhancements.

One SEO consideration that can be overlooked is having the same content be accessible by multiple urls on your site. This is called duplicate content and your site can be flagged and disappear from Google or other search engines.

If you're using Drupal with Clean URLs and Pathauto, consider the following:

http://www.example.com/blog/2010-03-10
http://www.example.com/node/256

If you're using Panels to output your content type and you enable the Plus 1 module, you may notice the Plus 1 widget doesn't appear when you view your node.

If you don't see the widget, then you've probably enabled 'no extras' in your Panels node template override. If there's no other reason for enabling this option, you can simply uncheck the box and the Plus 1 widget will appear when you view your node.

The way people have typically opened external links in a new window is to use the attribute target="_blank" in an <a> tag. The problem is that in HTML/XHTML Strict, the target attribute is deprecated.

While you can still use the target attribute if you're using the Transitional DOCTYPE, best practice is to adhere to web standards.