General discussion

I noticed that wiki.module is not being updated for 4.5. There is also the dwiki module in the cvs repository, but not on the projects page. It looks promising, but there are no real instructions for us wiki newbies about the proper syntax to use. Are there any plans for wiki implementation into drupal? It seems like the book.module is useful here, but there needs to be some way to segregate books on sites that utilize it alot so there isn't 100 potential "parents" in a dropdown whenever someone wants to add a book page.

"Use access" functionality is unique to webform module. It gives user a choice to make the webform visible for the restricted group/users, this functionality is not available in blog, page modules...

i thought, if available for blog / page, the user can set access restriction to his blog / page and has better control over posting his blog / page

Was it done purposely or is any other reason for the same ..

Hello members;

Is there anyway to preview drupal themes before download? Something like an external website?
Thank you in advance.

in every time log in, this messages show up :

warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/mapalaun/public_html/modules/node.module:1602) in /home/mapalaun/public_html/modules/user.module on line 612.

warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/mapalaun/public_html/modules/node.module:1602) in /home/mapalaun/public_html/includes/common.inc on line 236.

I am a new user of Drupal, and I use this wonderful CMS to build my personal homepage.

I'd like to remove the link on the up-left corner, which indicate where you are, like now, it shows as "Home >> create conent". Can anyone give some help? Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm in the course of writing a small introductory article about Drupal for the german print magazine Linux Magazin, which will probably be included in one of the next issues.
I intend to give a quite broad overview of what Drupal can do and not go into too much (technical) detail, that can perhaps be done in some follow-up article(s)...

Here's some things I want to mention: