I have my site running and making changes to more than one testsite.
I would very much appreciate this functionality as an administrator:
A page which keeps a log of all modules and stuff - version, when installed, db changes and updates, and a note system where i can make notes about stuff that I should remember to do, such that I can keep track of the development of the site.
It's getting a little too complicated now.
Admittedly, I'm new to Drupal and just getting the hang of all its functions, but when I read this article at Boxes and Arrows, I immediately thought about how the taxonomy system in Drupal was a good fit for their metadata design solution. I'm I wrong in thinking that Drupal could implement this design?
After trying the events module, it seems Drupal is missing a robust calendar feature - a calendar is often a feature found on an intranet or portal. WebCalendar is a good and well known php based calendar (day/week/month/year views with calendar sharing among groups) and it sure would be nice if WebCalendar was modified into a Drupal module.
Is there a way to protect sttatic pages with the user module???
Reason:
I have an extensive site with a lot of static pages but I would like to use Drupal as the main page for the sotry capability and be able to use the User Module in order to protect the rest of my site. Is this possible??
Would it be difficult for the feature to be implemented???
DDEV is the official local development tool of Drupal. And like Drupal, DDEV depends on the support of the open source community.
