General discussion

I can't propose to develop, but I can offer what might be a realistic wishlist for a great system. So here is my "fantasy Drupal 4.5.0":

Heres the deal,
Within each module type, I want users to be able to define if the data within that module is accessibly to anyone else. For instance:
In the blog, they could set it to "public" or "private". If it's private, they would have the option to "invite" someone to see their blog, OR a Single post of their blog.

I have a RSS feed that requires a username and password. If I enter the feed as: http://user:pass@site.com, I still receive a 401 error. Is there a modification required to the url parser in common.inc to pass the username and password values?

Could someone please point me to a web site that uses the Events module?

Just want to see an example of what it looks like.

Thank you,
Saeb

I have altered the "image" module for my personal site and it runs great. But I need to build a site for a friend's business and he doesn't need any of the drupal module features except the image gallery. I understand that he'll still need to login, use taxonomy, etc.

My first goal is to completely redo the Index.php page to his specs. To do this, do I need to go into the theme I'm going to use and alter a file or 3? If so which ones should I look into?

I have a question that was asked before and the answer to the question does not work.
I would like to disable user to edit his/her username on the edit page. I would like to display the text as a text but not make it a textfield and give the user the option to update it. How could I do that?

Thanks