Installation & support

You need to install the Drupad companion module:

• Download the Drupad module for your site version from Drupal.org,
• Extract the downloaded module archive,
• Upload the extracted drupad directory to your sites/*/modules directory,
• Log into your Drupal site, visit the Administer > Build > Modules page and activate Drupad module,
• Set the permission use Drupad application to whatever roles you wish,
• You’re done!

Optional Go to Administer > Site configuration > Drupad to configure options, like filtering content types.

Additional modules

Drupad integrates with the following modules, so you may want to install them:

• Backup and migrate
• Mollom
• Update status advanced settings

Drupal 6 instructions

Edit .htaccess

Add one of the following code snippet in your Drupal root .htaccess file:

• after this line RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?q=$1 [L,QSA],
• and before the closing tag </IfModule> at the end of the file.

CODE SNIPPET #1

# -- CODE SNIPPET #1 --
RewriteRule .* - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%{HTTP:Authorization},L]
# -- CODE SNIPPET #1 --

CODE SNIPPET #2

# -- CODE SNIPPET #2 --
RewriteCond %{HTTP:Authorization}  !^$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?q=$1&login=%{HTTP:Authorization} [L,QSA]
# -- CODE SNIPPET #2 --

Quit Drupad application

When I say quit, I mean kill it.

• Leave Drupad,
• double tap the Home button,
• tap and hold the Drupad icon,
• tap the red minus sort of badge on the Drupad icon.

Truncate sessions table

This step is optional, but is safer.

Truncate the sessions table or empty whatever sessions mecanism you use.

If you don’t know what I’m talking about, don’t worry this shouldn’t affect you if you never succeed to log in with the app.

Try again to login from the app

That’s it.

If this doesn’t work, try again but this time using CODE SNIPPET #2.

Drupal 6 instructions

Edit drupad.module

Comment line 61.

if (!strstr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Drupad')) {
  // return FALSE; // <-- Comment this line
}

On line 111 comment && strstr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Drupad'):

if (arg(0) == 'drupad' /*&& strstr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Drupad')*/) {

Test from your browser

Now try to access this URL from your browser to inspect for any PHP warning or error message:

URL: http://domain.tld/?q=drupad/check-config/version

• version: the Drupad API version DRUPAD_CURRENT_VERSION defined on line 8 of drupad.module (ex: 1.4)

Example with http://domain.tld/?q=drupad/check-config/1.4

{"meta":{"version":"1.4","drupal_version":"6.22","version_match":true},"content":{"callbacks":["comments","content","content-forms","users","updates","status-report","offline","cron-tasks","dblog","cache"],"modules":["comment","node","content","user","update","system","dblog"],"permissions":["access comments","administer comments","post comments","post comments without approval","access content","administer nodes","create \/ edit content with Drupad","administer users","administer site configuration","access site reports"]}}

If you see PHP warning or error, try to fix them or ask for help on Drupal.org as they break JSON fromatting.