Hello, I am creating a theme for Dupal 6 beta-4 and trying to change the way the $submitted section looks. Everything I find while searching seems to be for drupal 4.7. I realize that I can change node.tpl.php so that <?php print $submitted?> becomes <?php print $name; ?><?php print format_date($node->created, 'custom', 'd M Y'); ?> but that changes it for all node types including pages which do not need a date or author.
I'm just curious as to when (or if for that matter), Drupal.org is going to support OpenID logins? I seems to be a big selling point for Dv6, and I know there is a 5.x module for it so I'm just curious as to why it isn't being used on here to maybe help promote it some.
Hi - I've read a lot of topics on the site and am looking at switching to using Drupal, but my basic questions are:
What is the general way to scale in order to handle more traffic? More specifically:
a) If I need to throw more webservers into the mix, can Drupal handle this easily? (I've read that people are using rsync to mirror files from a master server).
b) What about the database? If I start adding webservers, will the database start getting creamed as a central point of failure? Does Drupal have built-in support for either replication or partitioning?
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I created a decent site in 5.x awhile ago and haven't looked at it much since...so I'm back to the baby-like stages of working with Drupal as I start on a new project. Version 6 looks like it is coming along real well and may be out soon...Just wondering what those of you who are active in Drupal 6 development and in building Drupal 6 on, at this point, what a serious user should coose, between 5.x and 6.x. Time is not such a huge factor that waiting for 6.x to be out of beta in the next half-year is doable for me.
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