General discussion

It is a lot useful to have an option to send a copy of the message, email or post to be sent, i.e. with a radio button or check box at the botton left of the textfield, with a help/advice text
Send me a copy.
More considering that this feedback is not stored the message/action for the sender reminder.
It will be a tool to trust the contributions and the feedback
Towards a web portal of pro-active user,

Here the DRUPAL website feedback module code.

The feedback module don't have the checkbox

I love the php theme engine.

I love the way it allows a relative novice to change a few things, and it allows those with the need or the curiosity to do just about anything that they want. It is incredibly flexible and is, I think, one of the biggest drawcards for using drupal.

However, the theming concept is not really carried into the admin pages. Each module seems to, to a large extent, build pages that don't pass variables to themes. The HTML structure of the edit node page is hard coded into the module. This makes it necessary to hack the module in order to add things like id's, or to modify the order of the page. For instance, I like my content management interface to place the publish information etc at the bottom of the page. To achieve this I go into the module and move some code around.
My idea is that modules could use exactly the same theming engine as nodes, passing variables to relevant theme functions. The theme functions would be placed inside the module code, but could be overridden in by a template.

This would allow complete configuration freedom for developing the content management interface. We could then create roles with edit access and give them only the options that we wanted, styled the way we want, just like we do with themes. This could really address some of the perceived 'unfriendliness' of Drupal.

Don't get me wrong - I realise that this would take an incredible amount of work. This is not one of those 'Drupal doesn't do this for me - someone fix it now or I want my money back' posts ;) and I dont expect anyone to do it (although I would be willing to contribute in any way that I could). I am just wondering if anyone else feels that adding theming to the admin pages would really enhance drupal.

I am using 4.6.3 on gentoo. Installation is fine.

I switch off (untick) ALL access control for anonymous user. I create page which is node/3 or url alias which is welcome. In Settings I set my default frontpage to node/3, also tried welcome. I still get "You are not authorized to access this page". Others users can login in fine and access all rvelent oages fine. It is just anonymous.

Is there something I have not done.

Thanks

Kilburn

Hi,

I'm planning to construct an encyclopedia/dictionary like system. More like wikipedia. The reason I want to use drupal instead is its flexibility and its features like blogs etc.

What I want to make is a bilingual knowledgebase: Spanish-Turkish.

First I need to import about 50.000 spanish words and another 50.000 turkish words with their definitions, Then I'll let people to edit the contents in a colaborative way. I want to have the path alising module for all nodes

There will be also articals, blogs and image galleries.

In an intranet site I am building, the admin/modules page recently lost the module list (there is only a 'Save configuration' button under the grey line). I have experienced this problem the second time already (the first time, I click the Save button and lost all the settings.)

The strange thing is that the same site installed on another server does not give this problem at all. Therefore it appears to be related to a specific server. My server is running XAMPP php5.05, apache 2.