How to detect if site is made in drupal?

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I was looking at source code of theonion.com and i am not able to detect whether it is built on drupal cms or any other.
I have read somewhere that this site is built on Drupal cms.
But how can one found out that site is built on drupal or not?
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  • Profile picture of the author jonhel
    I've looked at the site and some of the page sources and files but can't find anything to indicate whether or not it is a Drupal based site.

    It doesn't look like a CMS that I recognise such as Joomla etc.

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  • Profile picture of the author muftdagyan
    Actually i have watched lynda.com drupal training they claimed that this site is made on drupal.
    can anybody trace its drupal or not?
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  • Profile picture of the author nagendrabandi1980
    I don't find it as a Drupal based website.
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  • Profile picture of the author wayfarer
    Drupal sites are very flexible. It's just a developers tool, so it may not leave any clue as to what CMS is behind it.
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  • Profile picture of the author mojojuju
    TheOnion.com doesn't use Drupal anymore. The Onion uses Django now (at least a year ago they were).
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  • Profile picture of the author aniket1988
    Install Firebug extension for firefox.
    Once installed. Visit any site.

    If you wanna check, whether the site's made in drupal, then enable firebug, click on the DOM tab. under it, if there is an entry for drupal, then yes, the site is indeed made in drupal.
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  • Profile picture of the author DavidWincent
    Site theonion.com is not using any CMS as far as I know. You can search for some online tools that can find out if the site is using any CMS. The other way is to use the firebug extension in Firefox. To do this visit the site you want and enable firebug. Then open DOM tab. If there is entry for any CMS then that website is using that particular CMS.
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  • Profile picture of the author rainso0
    There is a Firefox addon called Wappalyzer that will tell you the CMS a website is using, it works fairly well though I think some sites that I read are using Drupal it doesn't detect. So I suspect that they disguise themselves somehow to keep from being fingered as a drupal site. Anyway here is the link to the add-on.
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  • Profile picture of the author cyriljeet
    CMS Detector tool is pretty gud.thanks for suggest it.but it is not able to detect the CMS of disscused site may be this site is not platform based.
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    • Profile picture of the author h0mayun
      Originally Posted by bilclark229 View Post

      CMS Detector tool is very effective to detect the website is in drupal or in any other technology.
      yes it is

      Originally Posted by cyriljeet View Post

      CMS Detector tool is pretty gud.thanks for suggest it.but it is not able to detect the CMS of disscused site may be this site is not platform based.
      you're welcome
      yes i think this site is not platform based too
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