General discussion

I installed the Medium Vote module and the voting api, but I don't see anywhere where I can setup categories and workflow. The documentation is remarkably sparse. Can someone shed light on this? It would be very much appreciated!

hi:
i am currently learning about if statements.
i have the following in page.tpl

if ($page == 1):

print $name / print $title

endif;

what i want is to show the node author before the node title in the node page but this doesnt seem to work.

Also,

when a user clicks on a taxonomy term i want to put some text before it like

I want to add a blog/annoucement module to my Drupal installation. However the default blog interface is too simple. It doesn't have the normal wizi wig features like change fonts, bold, italics, and other like features. Also I want it to be more like an announcement, so I can create a entry and only let certain members see it, depending on their group configurations I've setup internally.

Any thoughts or ideas would be appriciated, thanks.

Thanks
Stephen Pope

I have my website with blocks on both left and right side-bar. It looks good except at the forum pages, because the posts and overall forum data look squeezed a lot. Then I came up with an idea to have all the right-side blocks on the left (only at the forum pages). And for rest of the pages it should be same as before.

Does anyone have the idea of how to do it in a simple way ?

As I'm sure other Drupal webmasters can attest, despite best efforts, some comment spam still slips through and needs to be deleted manually. I've yet to figure out if this is from bots that have figured out how to break the captcha, or from humans who are adding the spam manually--but that's for another discussion.

What I wanted to post a wish for is the ability as webmaster to control more granularly whether or not the links within a comment use rel="nofollow". When a comment is new, it would be nice to have it use rel="nofollow", but then if I come along later and mark the comment somehow as "links approved", the rel="nofollow" would go away for that comment. I would prefer that this feature *not* be coupled to comment moderation.

The reason for requesting this particular design is that what happens is that some comment spam will slip in overnight while I'm sleeping. I delete it in the morning, but in the intervening hours, search engine bots have come along and indexed that page and added the spam keywords to the search index. So for several days after I have deleted the comment, the search engines are still sending porn and gambling searches to that page.

Another nice feature that would help in this area is a way to configure Drupal to reject a comment automatically if it contains more than a certain number of URLs pointing to a domain other than the "base URL." Most of the comment spam I get these days is packed with dozens of links, and a normal post would not contain that many links. It would be nice if Drupal were smart enough to help me with this. At least it would force the spammers to keep their comments shorter.

Hello to all

I'am new in Drupal CMS . I install Drupal 4.7 in my server and i need to send email via my mstp server. Which is the right procedure to activate this feature. I try to change PHP.INI withour success.

Any help wokld be apreciate.

Many thanks
Dionisis