Robert Rizkalla

My Environment:
Grafana 6.6.0
WorldMap Panel 0.2.1
MySQL 5.7

Step 1: Connect to your database (create a datasource)
Configuration menu item -> Data Sources -> Add Data Source.
Select MySQL or whatever the database you need to connect to.

Step 2: Install WorldMap Panel plugin
You can install it manually or using the cli using the following command
grafana-cli plugins uninstall worldmap-panel

Step 3:

Have you ever seen this issue that when testers wrote some long word like "Thisisaverylongword", it destroys the design and reported as a bug!, yes, It's a bug, try using this

p {word-wrap:break-word;}

You can also use

* {word-wrap:break-word;}

We've a case that we can't see the image used on the og:image tag while sharing the page to the facebook... We all know that Facebook caches shared urls/pages for better performance. so while testing this you have to try different pages every time. There's a case we faced that if the aspect ratio of the image is so high say (600 x 100) it wont appear! The normal ratio is 3:1 or 1:3

We did 15 Drupal cases -may be much more- perfectly, but without following Drupal standards, I know it was secure, but not matching the security standards that Drupal are targeting, so it may be late but not so far to follow the Global Standards…
Generating a theme : There is a desktop application called “Artisteer” that enables you to generate Wordpress, Drupal, DotNetNuke and Joomla themes but it is not free softwar.
After reading this document including the links you will be able to write your own drupal modules.

One question that keeps being asked many times is that how come you are running on PHP when you are supposed to use Java J2EE?

Honestly, we would have loved to be on Java and be able to experiment on a company that uses Java software.

Wordpress blogs can be targets for hackers looking to take over for SEO, traffic-redirection and other purposes. Most bloggers aren’t aware of the threat posed by hackers and the blog owner may not even know that a successful attack has taken place.
There are some simple security measures that any blogger can implement today to make a blog more secure.
 
1.      Backup regularly