Is there a quiz or survey addon for drupal where I can have different sections - so instead of simply saying you score 80 in the quiz, for instance, I would like it to say you score 80 for aggression, 73 for Alertness, 48 for Safety Awareness and so on for example.
Drupal 6 beta has been released recently, and it must be better than drupal 5.x & 4.x.
I want to start a new website by using drupal, and should I just install the latest stable version of drupal or wait for the release of drupal 6?
And if I get drupal version 5.x/4.x run in my website, is it easy and safe enough to upgrade drupal to version six?
My company is looking to launch a new version of our adult social
network site. This is an adult site where people upload their own
material, discuss, chat, form groups, etc. Drupal seems to be a
good platform to start with. Rich media (picture, audio, video)
We need to all the current data moved to the new system.
New custom modules will be required.
I've been maintaining a drupal website for a couple of years. Over that time, I've made some changes to the website: add/deleted modules, renamed and reorganized menus, changed a few settings on modules, etc. All these are written to the tables in the database and remain there even after removing the modules.
After eight months of development, we are proud to announce the release of the first beta version of the Drupal 6.x family. This beta includes a tremendous number of new features and new programming APIs for both users and developers. We improved Drupal's human language related features, interoperability with databases, logging solutions, sign-on systems and also included an update notification module for improved security, so it becomes easier than ever to get up to date with the latest security and bug fixes.
It is important to note that this beta version should not be used for production sites. We've resolved most errors reported so far, but there are outstanding known issues and most likely some problems that have not been reported as of yet. It is expected that there will be at least one more beta version followed by at least one release candidate before Drupal 6.0 is finalized. You can help us reach the final release date sooner by testing this beta and providing feedback.
How about putting all hard coded language like help text, field titles, etc in the modules into a text only file. $output = '<p>'. t('The Drupal module uses the...
ie. comes out of drupal.module and into drupal.txt or something.
each text string would have it's own variable.
this would make it easier to proof read the modules.
then maybe a system of translation could be setup so you don't have to load translations into the database.
this would help reduce the load on the database.