General discussion

I am new to Drupal. Still working on my first site. I have worked through a lot of the documentation but in many ways I am still a little lost. I know that the more I use Drupal the more I will understand, and before using Drupal or reading any of the Handbooks all I read in all the reviews was that Drupal is a steep but worthwhile learning curve.

That is why I would like to know what other members feel about the idea of code repository almost like the modules section or even a new forum section. Where members can contribute code of theirs without having to contribute or GPL their entire theme.

I know I learn best playing with code and through example. But I have a hard time doing it form scratch because I don’t know what all can be done.

Maybe what I am looking for is a tutorial section. I am not to shure. I understand there is a Theme development forum for discussing the development of themes and what I am preposing must not undermine that or the Module development forum.

Drupal is able to have php in any piece of content, box, menu or phpTemplate theme and I found some nice block code scattered through out the administrators handbook. So that is why I thought of the idea of a place where people could contribute bits of code not just full modules or themes and comment on it. Even a wiki would work well, I think.

What you think. Just a idea from someone t

like on page http://drupal.org/handbook?

below drupal logo, called Drupal handbook.

We've tried a lot. Please - how?

Thank you!

P.S. how to create it in drupal, of course :)

Guys,

I am wondering is Drupal.org willing to put up something against patents in the EU? Check this out for more details:
http://wiki.noepatents.eu.org/webdemo/

Hello,

My question: How can I bookmark, or make a list of all the pages I am currently working on?

The documentation is lacking in many ways. As I look for information, I try to start a few pages to gather what I've found on a single documentation book page for each topic, so that future users can find quicker the information.

For example, there's a lot of info about phpBB, but it is very dispersed. I am going to work on the following page:

Migrating from phpBB
http://drupal.org/node/24633

Also, I didn't find the information on multisite configuration where I expected I would. More information can be written about it than what exists in INSTALL.txt, so I tried to gather relevant info here:

Multisite / single code base configuration
http://drupal.org/node/363#comment-45512

Likewise, there doesn't seem to be part of the doc relevant to internationalization (or I haven't found it yet), so when I do find the information, I'd like to put it all in the same place within the doc for future users to look at, either by starting a new page, like I did for phpBB, or by putting everything in a comment at the appropriate page.

The ideal would be to be able to create a page within our "user space" that we would be able to edit at will, with list to pages of interest, projects or doc pages we work on.

There is a text area called Drupal contributions at
http://drupal.org/user/###/edit/Drupal

Hi there, after successfylly installing several different modules, the modules page will not load if i try to install a new one. I've tried many different ones, so it's not the modulefiles that makes the complication. Is there a limit to how many modules one can have? Is or have anyone experienced similar?

Hi guys,
I really don't know how to establish a Independent Website just a blank website of my specified domain using drupal.Is it really possible to get free web hosting with drupal or....Just to manage things it has been developed.

pls help on this regard......

With Cheers,
K.Ganesh Kumaran