General discussion

hi,

does anyone know of a modules which will create a flickr feed similar to this - http://openswitch.org/

so it shows a certain number of thumbs from my flickr account.

Thanks

Dave.

Hey guys I got my image module to work and made a custom design for it: http://www.piotrpix.com/image/tid/41?page=1 it shows up correctly in Firefox but in IE it has blank squares in random places. Is there a way to fix that?

Hi All,

I'm experimenting with Drupal for a new site I want to make and I'm trying to get my head around the node/taxonomy concept and I have a couple of basic questions: (please forgive my butchery of the Drupal terms if they are incorrect)

First, I'm using the SiteMenu to display my content categories in the leftside navblock. Coming from a WordPress background, I tend to classify things into categories, which I think works well with the taxonomy concept.

Anyway, I have created a taxonomy/category like so:

Fruit
--Apple
--Orange
--Peach

When I write content, I can pull-down the list and it appears like above. The SiteMenu block shows this same hierarchy with clickable links, which is great.

However, if I have an article tagged as "Orange" and I click the Fruit top-level category, I don't see the lower-level fruits. Clicking Orange shows all Orange-tagged pages as expected.

I'm expecting that clicking Fruit will show things classified as Apple, Orange and Peach as these are all members of Fruit. Obviously I'm doing something wrong since it's not working this way. Any comments on how I'm thinking of this wrong or what I need to do to make Fruit show all of the sub-categories?

Second, I have SE friendly URLs enabled, so I don't have "?" marks/etc. which is good. However, looking at some people's sites on this forum, they have domain.com/fruit/apple/blah.php whereas I have domain.com/node/23/blah.php (roughly - I'm at work and cannot get an exact example of the URL structure I'm getting, but I'm sure you know what I mean).

I know that Drupal is open source and provided for free and I'm appreciative of any help offered here on the forums. That being said, I feel like I'm missing something. I'm trying to implement some pretty basic functionality on a website and I'm have a really hard time doing so. I read the handbook on various modules and instead of "Here's how you do it....", it says "this is what you can do". Is there some type of step-by-step handbook that I'm overlooking?

hello

what is RSS ?

any documentation about it ?

thanks

Dear Forumers,

Well first of all im a newbie here, i would like to create a template form, whereby people can key in data to the form. After they submit it will post onto the drupal page. are there any ready made plugins / modules out there where i can refer??

Cheers and thanks a bunch
reds