General discussion

Drupal uses .po files for translation. It is very common in Linux, and everyone knows about Kbabel which is an excellent tool.
Now I have found a windows tool to create translations. It is on Sourceforge and it is called poEdit: http://poedit.sourceforge.net/index.php

The advantage as compared to doing the entire translation within Drupal is that it has a better interface, and thus makes translation less of a hassle.

I heard something about a possible 4.5 rc on Sept. 3 or maybe it was just a query. Am I feeding a rumour or is there something to that?

Thanks

Does anyone happen to have a script to import thousands of weblink into Drupal, or any script that imports nodes which can be maybe modified to import weblinks. It will be an awesome help if someone has it and is willing to share.

It will take me a million years to enter thousands of entries I beleive:-(

Regards

KC

When a user edits their own event it gets set back to unpublished and needing moderation. This is the behavior I want if a new event is created by this user, but when this happens to an existing event it disappears (is no longer visible). I have revisions turned on, it would make sense to me to be able to show the latest revision of an event if it was awaiting moderation. This way the event is protected from being defaced as well as it being visible to all.

I have been playing around with the cvs version of drupal to set up a web site that I will ultimately want to be for members of my family. As such, most content will be restricted to the family, with a deliberate decision on behalf of a poster to make it publically available (essentially to the anonymous user).

I have downloaded what I presume is some trial version of a nodeperm_role.mode from JonBob's Sandbox and installed it into my installation.

The most immediate effect is that when editing a node, you get a list of roles, to select who may view and who may edit the node. However, despite creating a bit of content and testing what happened - I always got to see the content, even as an anonymous user.

I bit of poking around to understand how accesses are permitted or not uncovered whats happening.

The "node_access" table is being scanned for user records that contain either a node id of 0 or the node currently being checked to see if the user role should see it. Within that, the user has a number of access rights, which with the nodeperm_role installed include 'rolen rights when n is the number of the user role id. The anonymous user is role1 and authenticated user is role2. If other roles are added they will have similar grant privilages. It seems that the access system also gives every user the 'all0' privilage.

I know I must upgrade to 4.4.2, but I need help, please.

"Max. comments per page" doesn't work on 4.2.0. I tryed to fix the problem, but I'm not a coder :/ Please help me :)