General discussion

i have been getting lot of helps trying to understand and get around Drupal. i got to know how to create contents in different types, how to add and create menus. My next question is where the path or url of a category.

Under categories > i added vacabulary "My Store" > added term "Products" >
Under Create content > i have created a bunch of product pages and have them under "Products"

Let's say "Products" is not added to the menu then how i would be able to access it so that i can see the rest of the pages under there.

I've been a member of Drupal.org for about a month now. I have 14 pages on Drupal.org bookmarked in my browser so I can keep track of things I'm interested in. Isn't there an easier way? It would be nice to be notified by e-mail when there are changes... and this happens for 'issues' that I create, but not for other forum topics that interest me, etc. Perhaps the subscriptions module should be installed on Drupal.org? (I know...

I was talking with some of the guys from the Jabber community today. They mentioned that they were doing searches for "PHP CMS" in Google, and not finding Drupal. Actually, it's on the bottom of the 3rd page of results.

In a single page display, I have grouped various content types. I want individual paged display for each of these content types. Can I do it using theme_pager. I could not figure out. Can anyone help please.

So there we have another Browser “FLOCK” Its Still in beta version.

And this One seems Pretty darn interesting its been Termed as a “Social Browser”. Which means that you can use the browser directly to post on Flickr like Flickr, Technorati and del.icio.us . and any other application that supports a Web service other examples would include Blogging tools Like Wordpress, B2evolution, Blogger which all support XML-RPC or some kind of XML API.

Just checked out thier Website and forum they are using Drupal

Today marks my one year anniversary as a registered member on drupal.org. To mark such an august occasion :0) I’m here to debut my new blog, David (in words).

Now for some history. A couple of years ago after watching a movie, I surfed around the web to find out more about the movie and the actors. One of the sites I came to was powered by Postnuke. I liked what I saw and decided that I’d use Postnuke on my own site. As such, my first CMS powered website was up. Now, Postnuke worked for me… mostly. I had some struggles with things (like modules) but I really liked the design. At that time, I did look at other CMSs, including Drupal.