General discussion

Hello people,

I've been setting up a forum on my site using the drupal forum and flatform module, but I'm having an issue. It seems that drupal is displaying the original post at the top of every page of a topic. Is there anyway to remove this "feature"?

Thanks and keep up the good work,
Barranger
www.xblarcade.com

I’m starting a new site that I want to use Drupal for.

Think of it as an advanced minute taking site for a basic idea of what I want. It will list lots of meetings, and list who spoke at each one as well as a narrative with things like when the meeting opened and closed. There will also be votes listed on pages as well.

I want to be able to find every time a person spoke or voted and have that info on a page.

As far as I understand the "outline" function allows users to add a post to a book and this is limited to one book only. What seems strange to me is when the next user comes along and adds the same post to a different book the post is no longer included in the first book and there is no notification or warning. If I give my users permissions to use the outline function they will all be undoing the books which other users have created and no one will even know. Is there a way around this? Am I missing something?

In my module if I have a cron job I can implement the mymodule_cron() function. But if I have several modules and each of them has a cron job in different interval. If the cron.php is called, all of these cron jobs will be called. How to make them in different interval? Thanks.

I'd like to create pages listing headlines by various tags; all nodes tagged "politics" would appear on the politics page, for instance. I know you can do this with a dynamic page, but I want a real page, so that I can specify where certain blocks appear, for instance, a "Vote Now" block would appear only on the politics page. How can this be accomplished? Thanks,

Ed

I was wondering if there was a reason why the user pages are not treated as nodes. To me it seems like it would make things easier if you could treat them as a node.

Any thoughts on this?

Thanks!