General discussion

In line with some other projects I've seen here, I want to know what you think the best etic way of doing this.

I contribute to the project already with my work on the translation for Portuguese (Portugal), but, unfurtunatelly I don't know PHP, neither I've the time to learn it.

I'm running durpal 4.5 on www.tripolimn.org.

I have a strange problem. I set up a special roll, "editor", for some of our users. This was suppose to give them privileges beyond what most of our authenticated users have, but not a full administrator access.

Problem is, if they log in, they start getting the response "The page cannot be displayed". They have to delete their cookies to log out, then when they log in again, the same thing happens. When I remove them from the editor roll, everything works fine.

I have one user's blog that has been going to the 'front page' for some time now. Due to growth of other content, I'd like to 'remove' these blog entries from the front page...Is there an easy way to do this, or do I have to go in and 'edit' each entry?

Thanks

Mark

Hello all.

Over the months and years, many creative people have suggested, contributed, helped others with custom block code and other code snippets.

Here is the Drupal handbook page on block tricks and tips. You can add to it your code, so others may benefit from it.

yahoo and oreilly teamed up for a nice experiment that people have thought about before, buzzwords. The are using the keywords people use in a searchengine as an index for the popularity of that word. The popularity of a word is measured in "money", people can buy stocks of that word on the rumour and sell on on the news or even go for dividend.

I am trying to set up a system with separate forums attached to every object in a large database (on the order of 1,000,000 objects). Is there a relatively easy way to do this with Drupal?