General discussion

Hello,

i am using drupal 4.7.2 and the latest phpbb, with the phpbb module to integrate the board to drupal.

my question is how to redirect users from the phpbb registration and login form the drupal forms?

Redirect 301 /forum/profile.php?mode=register&agreed=true http://www.domain.de/user/register
Redirect 301 /forum/profile.php?mode=register http://www.domain.de/user/register

This wont work :(

The theme used for this very website is quite powerful and well designed. One wonders why it's not included in the Drupal distribution. (or something like it) Of particular note are the nice, simple, rounded navigation tabs, the rounded blocks that RESIZE, etc.

Does anyone know how this is accomplished and is someone trying to emulate it?

I've been studying up on rounded tabs, but haven't seen a technique yet that allows rounded, resizable boxes.

I'm just curious, is the forum here the only place for free support? I wish I could pay someone, but I am unable to do so. I haven't a problem posting here in the forums, but I just want to know, if there are other places for support, where do I go?

Is http://www.dealdetectives.com built on Drupal?

If not, is it possible and easy to build something like this with Drupal? I like how when you click on a link to an article it displays the expanded article without refreshing the page.....is that ajax.

Regards

Is there an alternative to the CV builder module for version 4.7? Or is the Bio page customizable engouh to mimic that module? (ie, can you add tabs/fields/etc for education, emplyment, etc.)

Currently running 4.6 and CV Builder data is major component of the site, therefore tha major reason i have not upgraded yet. :(

thanks!

jason

Hi to all!

I need to know how I can set taxonomy_access with forum?

I'll try to explain better.

I would like to run a sort of guidance forum. Every authenticated user is entitled to open a thread in the "guidance forum". Only a group of specialized users and the user who actually started the thread can reply comments. Everyone else can just read.

- Is it possible?
- Would it be possible to optionally have also another forum really private (so that just the user who start the thread and the "specialized users" can read it)?