General discussion

Hi,

I'm using Drupal 4.7 and TinyMCE 2.0.6.1 all seems to be working fine since I set up a new input format with all filtering options removed, except....

The only trouble is if I use a line return it automatically uses p and I do not know why. I need to enable br

I have tried an inpout format with an html filter to allow br as well as p, but this did not work either.

Does anyone know if this is a drupal thing or a TinyMCE thing?

I think it may be an idea to have a rethink on how the module section here is presented. Its great we have categories and sorting by date, we can subscribe to issues and all but its never apparant what has changed since the last revision of a module when its uploaded and packaged.

Take for instance the events module. I click on modules, then browse by date and see that the events module (which i use) has been updated today (june 24). So i wonder what has been updated but can't find out.

This particular module comes with a changelog but this hasn't been updated since May 25th 2005 so no clues there either :(

I think that we need to include changelogs on changes so that us admins can track whether we should upgrade the module (thus meeting a new need or squashing a bug we have encountered) or not. Granted this is extra work on the maintainer but i feel this is much needed for us to make informed choices. There seems little point releasing a shiny new addition to a module if the people who use it are unaware of its existance.

Regularly you'll see modules updated with little to no clue what has indeed been put into place. Your views on this would really be appreciated.

Module description
Again i feel that this area sometimes needs work. Many a time i've downloaded a module and tried it on my beta platform only to find its not quite what the description explained.

I am allowing users to make unmonitored changes to book pages.. I know not a good idea.. what if the totally screw with your book content?? well, I've found that most people who take the time to edit a page do a decent job and if I were ever to find a person who destroyed a book page, I'd just delete their account. My question is, is there a way to give credit for doing edits to book pages? the way it works now is that you get credit for posting the page but edits do not give credit(I believe).

I am using Drupal 4.7.2 with workflow module and admin block module.

The following is my defined workflow
submit > edit > review > publish
associated roles are
author> content editor > content reviewer > content publisher

My problem here is: How can a content editor or content reviewer gets notified when there is workflow status change for a node, so they can engage in their job and the workflow can connect?

Hi, I'm quite new to Drupal and PHP/HTML.

I'm trying to get the breadcrumbs to only display for certain pages. I have been editing the page.tpm.php of the theme and have added:

if ($node = "forum"):
print $breadcrumb
endif;

so that the breadcrumbs only show when i goto forums. This doesn't work. I would guess that there's something wrong with the $node = "forum". Am I doing this the right way, or maybe there is a better way.

Thanks

Hello

My employers, a major UK plc, are initiating an Intranet project and will consider using Drupal. I would be interested in hearing from anyone in mainland UK who has used Drupal to create a successful Intranet site for, preferably, a commercial organisation. We would be interested to visit such an organisation to benchmark their experiences against those of others we have already visited who are running Intranet sites based on commercial CMS/ECM packages.

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