General discussion

When creating content on my drupal pages, I use hyperlinks to other web sites, and these links are dispersed all over the pages.

It becomes difficult to manage these links - doing things like getting a list of all external links I've used at my site, to take a look at if any of them need updating, or deleting, etc.

Right now, the way I handle this is to do a db dump, fold the lines to manageable length, searching for "http://", and then noting which articles have to edited, and then manually editing the articles in Drupal.

Hi,

Regarding my stats, I get loads of "visitors" at my site last few weeks. Not too bad, I can hear you think. But it has never been like this before!

I never had a lot of visitors before, there's nothing much to see at my site, and there has been no activity for quite a while now. So I can't think of any reason why people visit my site. Regarding Google, there are hardly any links from other sites to mine either...

I've had something like this before, but that time it went over. Now it doesn't. Yet.

Does it seem reasonable to anyone else that the core form generation tools should also include time? For example the form generation tools will spit out pulldowns for the date. But what if someone needed to specify a particular hour within the date? How would a developer accomplish such a task?

Perhaps this isn't the place (and I'm not sure where to voice this suggestion), but I would like to suggest that we provide an option for extending the date fields so that a developer can also specify time. It might look something like this:

I thought the Drupal community might be interested to know that since I ported my site from a wiki platform to a Drupal platform, my site has gone from a Google PR5 (main page) with lots of lower ranking pages, to a PR6 (main page) with almost all other content pages sitting at PR5.

Granted, this could be coincidence, but I believe this has to do with the conversion for a few reasons:

1) I made sure to install the Google map module, and the Google bot does stop by regularly to check out updates.

While perusing the logs, I noticed entries like this:

XXXXXXX.ne.jp - - [23/Feb/2006:09:59:20 -0800] "GET /blog/node/node/node/node/node/node/17 HTTP/1.1" 200 17821 "-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)"

The site is:

http://florin.myip.org/blog/

Is it something I misconfigured that allows that kind of URLs? If not, is there a way to not allow them? Like, give a 403 code or something.

anyone else having this problem? it seems to be rather random, where previously visted links would lost their read status. I would appriviate any help on the matter.

Thanks

Dustin