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Hi,

I will release very soon OutSite-In (http://www.outsite-in.com) a new software that let you easily create "outersites": your portable, dynamic website, without the Web.

March 2006, final betatesting takes place. I would like to know about OutSite-In compatibility with Drupal. Do outersite work from your Drupal website? Any feedback and help will be really appreciated.
You can download OutSite-In from http://www.outsite-in.com.

Thanks,

Mozilla's Gervase Markham made an interesting post on his blog about the status of Mozilla's SoC projects 6 months after the summer ended. It seems that of Moz's ten SoC projects, none have shown the slightest sign of life since September.

How have Drupal's SoC projects fared in the last 6 months? Are they still being worked on, or are they just yet more modules that won't be updated to the next version of Drupal?

Is there an easy way to secure a webform node (more importantly the content that it transmits from the user's browser to the server) with an SSL connection? I would like to do this without converting my entire site to SSL by changing the base_url. Maybe I could do this by creating a second Drupal site within my drupal installation for all the ssl nodes? But then can the secure content from the second site be added to book outlines with non-secure content from my other site? This sounds like a stretch. Any suggestions? Has anyone found an easy way to do this?

Hi, I've been looking at several CMS packages for a project I'll be taking on, and I must've read through hundreds of articles and forums by now. It's come down to deciding between Typo3, Joomla, and Drupal, and right now I'm just about to go wtih Drupal, but I want to pop a question to the community here first.

One of the goals of my site is to allow users pages with a custom RSS feed aggregator that will allow users to (1) select from a list of RSS feeds, and/or (2) define their own custom RSS feeds. They'd be able to position these feeds anywhere on their own user pages, similar to Google's personalized user pages. In addition, users would be able to aggregate and catagorize various feeds into larger, sortable "parent" feeds. For example, XML feeds that have a common field called "date" would be globally sortable by "date," etc.

Besides the RSS feeds, I need a gallery, forums, and a way for users to post reviews and comments, but I'm pretty sure Drupal has those areas covered. So my main concern right now is the RSS feed aggregator on user pages. After looking through Typo3, Joomla, and Drupal, I don't see anything out-of-the-box that will support the advanced RSS feature, so I've resigned myself to writing one up myself. From what I've read, Drupal's code is a lot prettier, easier, and more powerful to work with, which is why I'm leaning towards Drupal right now. (I'm a novice php/mysql coder-- I've written various applications including a small wiki and cms, but nothing like the Drupal).

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what happened to my site? I donno what I did but now all the fonts are shrunken. I've tried different themes to no avail. Please help! Thanks.

I want to create a block which has a frame that uses a nifty scroll function for my shoutbox. However the frame needs a URL to display within it. How can I put my shoutbox inside? The only link I have to the shoutbox includes the entire site, sidebars, headers/footers, etc.