General discussion

I'm trying to develop a Drupal application for an small intranet portal.

Also I've developed a simple PHP program to manage one data base. And, I don't know if this
makes sense but I'd like to include this program within my Drupal portal.

I've just put the PHP code within some static pages and it looks quite fine. But I've come across
one problem with the below HTML form that I'm using.

form method="GET" action="?q=node/view/29"

input type="submit"
/form

I just went to the downloads. There are three versions. Do I assume the most recent version is the most stable version? Why is install so complicated? Why am I forced to review this post?

Hey,

I have been going through the Drupal source in the hope that I could contribute towards it's development. I want to write a document that explains the flow of Drupal, its Architecture, etc, so that it's easy for anyone to read it and then take a look at the source and be able to contribute to Drupal. It will be like a "Inside the Drupal source" document that gives a developer information of each part of Drupal and its place in the whole Drupal system. A micro explanation in the macro context. The ability to ask questions and put up drafts as it develops would be great. If not, a few pointers here and there and I will try to understand everything as much as i can and make a document that you'll could review for its accuracy.

In about 2-3 weeks I'd like to put up some prelimanary papers on my understanding of Drupal. Please guide me and tell me where i should put this up if at all you want it to be part of the Drupal documentation.

At this point im getting comfortable to the point that I understand how modules work partly, their hooks, etc., which is to say that i can write a Drupal module. I want to reach a stage where the drupal source becomes second nature to me so that i can contribute towards its development.

I have also written a Theme that is ready to use but I am hoping to make it very flexible and customizable through the Admin interface. I basically deconstructed the xtemplate theme to make it. What do i need to do to contribute this to Drupal?

I want to add menus to drupal, so i need to create additional nodes ( i think, like with ?q=contact or something like this ) ... Can someone please point me to the right direction ?

(This was cross-posted to module development and is locked. --JB)

Regarding this page: http://drupal.org/book/view/871

I have been working on template system that allows a DESIGNER to slightly mark up the html and then my PHP code re-factors the design as a PHP class, with the various design elements becoming different methods of the class, even supporting parameter passing.

Well now I've finished I'm working on a back end. Then I read slashdot about drupal

The best part is Drupal USES this sort of class as my code generates.

In other words it wont take much work to fettle to two together.

And the good news is I can use drupal as my backend!

BTW it also supports dreamweaver MX templating, so designers can do dreamweaver MX tempate inheritance to get the visual effect at design time for their benefit (and allowing designer to only edit the editable-area) and we inherit generated classes also.

Read the docs at:
http://www.liddicott.com/templates.html

If there is enough interest I would like to check it in to CVS (under GPL) for integration. I'm supposed to be adding it to PEAR's Flexy::Tempalate with Alan Knowles but I haven't had time yet.

TO be sure you understand, the templating is ready to go and already used in a non-launched site that just needs a CMS backend, now to be drupal I hope

So I've seen the HTML Area module which allows text-fields to accept html input, but AFAIK I don't see an html editor built into drupal for helping users edit their posts. It seems like a good idea for a module (I'd rather not see it built into drupal). Has anyone worked on one?