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I have a website already .. it also has login and password for the user. right now, my company want to connect it to drupal.. ... and I was assigned for that job.
I read in documentation about Distributed Authentification...and I am interesting in that. Can someone tell me how to do that coz I am still confusing how to do that ? should i set something in the cookies ? session ?
and how to make auto registration when my customer signed up for my website ... so they can signed up to our drupal as well ...
I wrote up a document that talks about Drupal Permissions Control. A lot of people have been requesting it, and I'm beginning some implementation, but I thought that I'd write out exactly what I thought (based on experience, on reading other forum posts, etc.) permissions was. It's been called "access control", "security model", and so forth, but I lumped it under "permissions" in this document.
What I need is someone to help me review it - to get some comments and some feedback to be sure that this is exactly what people want to see. If we do it well, then we won't have to go back and fix it when people complain. I know that we're not trying to IMPRESS anyone, nor do we have any kind of deadline, but I personally think it's nice to know what we're doing before we go do it. So please take a look here and leave a comment as to what you think.
I was just wondering, has anyone created a windows based story editor and publisher for drupal?
I'm looking for something similiar to a blogging tool, but specifically for submitting stories using a windows gui. I want something that can submit stories and be marked as a story, not marked as a blog entry.
If I were to create my own, is xmlrpc.php strictly for interacting with blogging tools and the blogger api?
The default doctype for Drupal is XHMTL strict. The problem is, I'd like to use MathML as I am an engineering major and will have lots of formulas. That's simple, just change the default doctype for all pages to XHTML and MathML, like they show here.
We have one client that is live now and have been so impressed with Drupal as a portal/CMS framework that we intend to start actively pushing it primarily for schools/alumni associations but also as an intranet/CMS for SMEs. Has anyone created an end user and a site admin manual yet? For end users, something that explains how to post the various standard types of content, moderation, etc. For site admins, how to manage taxonomies, permissions, registration, etc.