General discussion

I have installed timymce and gallery2, both works fine. When I am writing a story/page and uses tinymce I get the images correct into my text. And now the question.

Is there a way to enter a text below the image like in papers? I cant find anything but there must be an option somewhere, or?

when show on only the listed pages was used (tinymce default setting), the Tinymce toolbar is not visible on my page. Once I switched to "Show on every page except the listed pages.", the Tinymce will be displaying on my screen.

Thanks

Show on only the listed pages:

node/*
user/*
comment/*

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Why on earth are those categories in the header?

"Control Panels" block is clearly leftsidebar and all those
menus are "control panels" parent category.

I do not understand.

I’ve read through hours of drupal handbooks, forum posts and articles. I’ve also spent time on other cms’s and a bit of time with other php frameworks.

Drupal seems to offer alot for the developer who wants to churn out quality web applications as easily and reliably as possible.

Despite the ease of using other php based MVC frameworks, some easier to learn than drupal, most are lacking in larger granularity site management building blocks which are integral to serious web development projects.

To name a few:

- user management,
- password/authentication management,
- access control,
- site templating,
- site/menu/article/page/module management,
- log/audit trail management,
- indexing/searching/categorizing,
- content management,
- multi-language support
- development utilities

For example, many MVC frameworks offer sessions, forms, encryption and security management classes, but drupal offers all of those classes already assembled for you (integrated, tested, debugged, and soaked) into a full-blown user and password/authentication management subsystem with access control, and gives you api's into them. Same with site management and content management subsystems.

I see drupal as a "more powerful than most" php development framework.

So, the question just ..begs.. for the asking:

- What projects should a developer NOT use drupal for? (there has to be something, nothing is perfect) ?

Before I go and make a script to do this, have people managed to build recipes without coding that allow the uploading of data into a webform table?

i would like to add something like this to my site.

http://drupal.org/profile/interest/surfing