Stragegy

• download no-core version
• replace all modules in repo with symbolic links
• create standard Drupal 7 site
• link openatrium directory into profiles/openatrium
• install site using openatrium install profile

dget install openatrium 7.x-2.19-no-core d7paths
grep memory_limit /etc/php.ini       #should be >= 256M
grep max_allowed_packet /etc/my.cnf  #should be >= 32M (add under [mysqld]}

• Go through OA contrib modules and any we have already replace with the one in the repo

mod=/opt/dr7/contrib/modules
oa=$mod/openatrium

function repoa {
  rm -Rf $oa/modules

1. Install modules on server

dget install redhen 7.x-1.7 d7paths
dget install message 7.x-1.9 d7paths
dget install relation 7.x-1.0-rc5 d7paths
dget install registration 7.x-1.3 d7paths
dget install redhen_membership 7.x-1.x-dev d7paths
dget install entityreference 7.x-1.1 d7paths
dget install addressfield 7.x-1.0-beta5 d7paths

• assume entity, ctools already installed

2.

Here are some useful links:

• chapterthree.com/…-performance Very interesting but not sure about the views cache
• friendlymachine.net/…in-drupal Varnish plus some other caching options

In case the problem is the underlying system performance:

• www.howtoforge.com/…h-sysbench
• www.interworx.com/…nux-servers

Here are some resources for comparing the two systems:

• Differences between CRM Core and Redhen from the CRM Core issue queue
• What makes Party Special —not a lot of content
• The main discussion group
  • Why did you choose Redhen or CRM Core? —some interesting opinions
• The Drupal Experience —a useful comparison

1.

Installing the theme is the easy bit. What is much harder is setting up automatic SCSS recompilation.

• The README.txt file suggests using a full-blown installation of node.js just to manage this.
• A much more lightweight solution is to use compass

There are two changes that need to be made.

Modules

• drupal.org/project/jplayer (3899) provides a wrapper around the jPlayer JavaScript library.

Drupal node display can be overridden using a template file of the form:

• node--content_name.tpl.php

The simplest way of displaying fields is to use the render() function

The render array is documented here: drupal.org/node/930760

• Individual field values can be found in one of:
  • render($content['field_name'] fully rendered value
  • $content['field_name']['#items']['0']['safe_value'] will include paragraph markup
  • $content['field_name']['#items']['0']['value'] raw
  • $content['field_na