General discussion

Currently the flexinode has 2 fields.

Title: (which is required)
URL: (custom flexinode field which is not required)

all I want is to change the "Title" to something...ANYTHING else...I don't care if it's saved in the database as title, but I want the end user to see something other than title for the name of the title text field. It seems like such a simple thing is darn near impossible. I tried looking at how to override the form theme, but I can't seem to locate where that is. Any help would be apreciated.

I'm at a bit of a loose end, and I've been tinkering with making drupal modules - got a couple of them out in the field now, with pretty good feedback.

As a result, I'm looking for more ideas on what modules I should write next.

Do you have a concept for a module that you'd find useful but there's nothing out there that even comes close?

Do you find that an existing module does almost what you want but is in someway broken or insufficient?

If so, let me know and I'll see if I can knock something up to fit the bill.

Hi,
I'm trying to build a community style site like Myspace, although more aimed at musicians. I'm using the standard profile module to have user's profile pages which I have customize with user_profile.tpl.php. I have also customized the forms on the user edit page with user_edit.tpl.php.

Hello, i'm installed the TinyMCE editor.

The TinyMCE setting link display in the navigation bar.
if i logined, it doesn't display in the navigation bar.
but if i doesn't login. i can go to doing something setting of tinymce.
if i'm using admin login, the tinymce setting is display in the admin/settings.

how control the guest can't do the tinymce setting ?
thank you

When to use containers versus categories has me scratching my head (in the category module).

For example, in a site about plants, I need to categorise something like Family -> Genus -> Species - > Plant. Being more used to relational databases, in a db I would create 4 tables, each with a relationship to the next.

A Plant record is unique based on 4 fields: Genus, Species, Botanical Variety, and Cultivar. The last two fields are optional.

I'm not sure if I should create a container "Families" and add each (of thousands!) of families as categories within that container. Or, should each individual family also be a container for genea, rather than a category? It seems it could be done several ways, eg:

• family01 (category)
  • genus01 (category)
    • species01 (category)
      • plant01 (story)
      • plant02 (story)
      • plant03 (story)
    • species02 (category)
      • plant04 (story)
      • plant05 (story)

- I've installed Drupal at www.domain.com (root)
- Created a subdomain as http://blog.domain.com
- Using Clean URL and a Blog module enabled as http://www.domain.com/blog