I am putting together my first Drupal site. The site will be a few bloggers with a number of handbooks, event calendars and a forum. If I have a few thousand semi-regular visitors I will consider it a huge success.
My host has everything I need, but has a 10GB limit on the size of the MySQL database. This sounds like quite a bit of storage to me, but I have no idea if this will be adequate. Any thoughts?
We are planning to convert our existing static php/html-based corporate website to Drupal ASAP. The goal is to preserve the existing style and design elements and convert/implement them entirely on Drupal.
The existing site is relatively small with a basic navigation menu structure. There is no existing database integration of any sort, just php-includes and css.
We would also like to add a protected customer zone.
We are looking for someone who can scope and run the entire conversion project. We do have some design and php skills in-house to assist.
I'm in the process of upgrading a site that used Drupal 4.6.6 to Drupal 6.0. To try and ease the process, I've upgraded most of the modules we used to drupal 6.0 (and will finish doing so either by converting myself or converting the code to use a contributed module by the time the site relaunches) - however, my question concerns the core set of modules which have gone through significant changes. Does anyone have any ideas on how to upgrade the database tables to the new structure?
I have been using Drupal for a long time and I don't get why term relation is part of the core.
If I made "triangle" and "square" are related... so what? What is the relation? both are polygons? why not give them the common parent "polygon"? No matter what the application is, the relationship of two terms can always mapped by the combination of different parent-child relationships.
I'm sure everyone is as excited as I am about the Drupal 6 release. I'm curious about upgrade plans and new installs. Do any of you have an idea of how soon you will migrate from 5 to 6? Is there anything holding you back?
Are all the modules that you need now available for Dr6? I'd just like to get a feel for what others are planning.
For myself, we have decided that all new installs will be dr6 whenever possible. We also plan on upgrading as soon as possible.
I tried to get <span> tags inside the anchor tags of the primary links. In html I wanted it to look as follows: <a href="URL"><span>link text</span></a>