The Onion Newsletter

Hello everyone,

I am trying to decide which module to use to publish my newsletter. Does anyone know which system is in use on theonion.com as I would like to create my newletter in a similar fashion.

For what I can tell PHPlist is the holly grail of open-source mailing programs. I am looking at MassMailer - http://drupal.org/node/216178 but I don't know how well it works as I can't find a lot of documentation on it.

instalment mysql

ok when installing drupal 6.0 (and i had it with the beta's to )
i have a prob with the db setup there

the installment is only giving me two options
it not shows the mysql

i need the install.mysql
now i see it in the file etc. but it not shows up as a choice in the installment

this is in my ( install inc file = ../includes/install )

More information on Views 2?

The Views introduction on http://drupal.org/project/Views mentions Views 2.
Is it fair to assume Views 2 is for Drupal 6?
Is more information about Views 2 available?
Or is there a place where one can follow the development of Views 2?

Displaying random nodes (testimonials) in a block? Drupal 6

Happy Valentines Day everyone. ;)

There's a new website I'm working that I'd like users to be able to submit testimonials and be displayed randomly in a block. In Drupal 5, I was using the views module to accomplish this which worked fairly well. However, I'm trying to design this website on Drupal 6 and the views module is currently in development. Since this is such a basic feature I'm trying to do, I was curious if anyone had any suggestions or ideas on another way I can accomplish this feature on Drupal 6 without the views module.

Thanks!

File System Path: Use "/files" Outside of Drupal's Directory?

In the "Permissions (Nodes / File Uploads): What Would Be a Proper Way to Set This Up?" topic, I mentioned that:

I have Drupal in its own directory to make it easier to upgrade when new releases come out, and am using a "files" directory separate from its own to ensure certain files won't be deleted by mistake if I have to mess around with anything in Drupal's folder.

I managed to get the file system path to work, but ended up creating another problem:

HowTo: Create a menu link that finds Pages only?

The following default links go to the respective content:
www.example.com/book ---> Books
www.example.com/image ---> Photo Galleries
www.example.com/blog ---> Blogs

How is the same accomplished for Page?

www.example.com/page ---> not found

Pages

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