"Editing Content Types - The administration pages for this module are located at: Administration -> Content Management -> Content Types Click on "add content type" to make a new one. On this page you can set the title of your new content type and some related information.
Hello. I was using the article module in my website, but it happened (i don't know how) artilcle's hierarchy fails: i created a new vocabulary called (sections) to whom i added 3 new terms. Then i choosed the articles' vocabularies (sections) into the articles module administration options. When i go on the page of the articles, i see a 3 time repeated group of articles instead of 3 different groups.
I'm very new to Drupal. I'd read some info about it and decided to build a portal on it.
Now I need to create a centralized newsline. For that I gather content (news, articles, etc...) from several sites.
I'm playing with Rss Aggregator and found it stores gathered content into it's own format.
Is it possible to hybridize aggregator with flexinode or at least with usual story? So that this module would produce objects of standard type with standard behavior. I want to control content with workflow - moderational policy, to see feed content in my newsline, also I want my users could write comments to this content.
The next. Can I transmit taxonomy information via rss feed? So if author of some site marked an article with terms "A" and "B", how can I get this information?
As far as I know, RSS 2.0 allows to transmit category info with special tags like this:
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Does Drupal rss aggregator support this feature? What about multiple categories? Of course, all sites in this ring must have the same taxonomy. Is it possible to share taxonomy with several drupal instances places on different hosts? May be there's some standard way to publish taxonomy on the net?
I googled a little and found XML Topic Maps and Web Ontology Language. Do you know what status do they have? What about their support in Drupal and other tools?
I've been running a Drupal site for several weeks, creating a massive amount of new content daily. However, when I check the search engines, the pages indexed are all from non-Drupal sites I'd created and abandoned long ago. Googlebot and yahoo and other spiders regularly index my site. I use gsitemap to submit Google update sitemaps on an hourly basis. I've made sure Google and Yahoo can index my site. But it is as if my site doesn't exist and only the 'ghost' sites are recognized.
Now I'm having a problem with feeds (all of them), for example, when I access /taxonomy/term/20/0/feed , the xml output is generated but as an empty line is inserted before the first xml tag ( <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> ) then the browser shows an error, telling that the document must start at first line, or something like that...