I’m new to drupal and I’m trying to use it to set up a story repository where I’m the only person that’ll be doing the actual posting. Should I make each author’s name a term in an “Author” vocabulary? (There’ll be hundreds.) Or should I register each author as a user? I’ve tried the former already (each author a term) but I’m concerned there may be a LIMIT to the number of terms a vocabulary can have. Is there?
I went ahead and implemented this. I couldn't get anything from CVS or patches to work correctly, so here are the full set of files needed from a basic 4.5.2 installtion. This includes code borrowed from the CivicSpace project.
I quit my last job because of Struts, and now, against my wishes, I'm having to use it again in my new job. I hate Struts.
I wanted to thank everybody who has contributed to Drupal (and those who are responsible for PHP) for their good work. With Drupal and PHP, I never spend a half day of work solving a single configuration (classpath) problem. With Struts/Tomcat et. al, this is common. Not just for me either. I'd be willing to admit that I'm just not smart enough to do it right but I see others having the same problems.
Our school is using Drupl and just made our website http://www.woodscharter.com. We have encouter a problem, when teachers post their homework assignment problems(which are stories) their are by default published on the homepage. We are having a hard time fixing this proble, and would be nice if we could have any help on this topic any time soon.
I am trying to modify the Greenthing theme to meet the needs of my project.
I believe Greenthing's developer is Eric Scouten and, while visiting his site, I was super impressed with the way his site included images (home.ericscouten.com).