General discussion

I'm fairly new to Drupal but definatly sold on it. Drupal.org features a nice complement of modules but does anyone know of some third party resources for modules? Are there any sites that track/list 3rd party Drupal modules?

Any links are appreciates. Also, I would love to be pointed in the direction of any particular 3rd party modules that anyone has found especially impressive.

Thanks.

I have a couple of users that are contributing good content to my site and I would like to do one of two things to get their content on the front page. Either give them the option to promote their blog entries to the front page, or promote their content to the front page by default.

Is this possible? I have already put these two users into a new "super user" role, and will probably add users to this role in the future. So, the desired solution is to promote all "super user" blog entries to the front page by default.

Hi all,

Just getting started with a new version of my personal site. I just wanted to stop and thank all the Drupal developers, contributers, and community members. Drupal seems great! It only took me a couple of hours to get my site up (in a beta state) complete with Textile and Smartypants and start adding content. I'm still learning and need to customize everything, but the basics are all there. Once I get my personal site up & running, I'll start on a few other projects that have been lying fallow waiting for the right platform.

How do i utilize the menu block or perhaps some other method to display a list of links in my menu of all the different static pages on my site? Right now, everytime I publish a static page it goes onto the main page but is nowhere to be found elsewhere. I took these pages off of the front page because they're not supposed to appear "like blog posts" on the main page. So now they don't appear anywhere but to myself. How do I get these pages on my navigation?

I have a site, http://www.fluidedesign.com, that has a certain style that I would like to keep or modify slightly and I am concerned whether Drupal is right for me.

I would like to continue to use javascript menus developped by Milonic and continue to post Google adds which are also based on javascript, is this possible?

My main interest in Drupal is to provide a forum, some relevant RSS feeds and maybe a blog. Do you think Drupal is right for me?

Thanks.

Jacques

I've spend a long time rolling out drupal in my organisation, picking out excellent modules etc.

The process has been full of pitfalls, while the drupal core works ok with postgres, module support is little lacking to say the least. I think many modules have exposed bugs in the drupal core framework which are otherwise not used.

I've recently been investigating the cvs version of drupal and found many postgres related bugfixes, it generally seems to be getting much more 'there' and stable.