General discussion

I am looking to streamline the way my drupal site works. I use to use frames so that when you clicked on another page in the site only the content would load and the header and all that would stay the same making faster load times and save some bandwidth. What is the easiest way to do this in drupal?

Looking for this...

A gallery like the Galleria -

I would like for it to have a thickbox type of popup that is flash.

I don't care if the thumbnail or core picture is jpg like in Galleria type module.

Just have flash on popup when you drilldown on the photos

I search a module or a solution where I need a CCK field of a matrix (table) containing the possibility of content "taxonomy fields" as the "select list" and the opportunity to also have a "text field" option.

So far I can create a simple table with "CCK-table" and / or "table field.

thanks

How to create an online magazine type website that supports multiple editions with each having their own style sheet using drupal's taxonomy and Path alias modules...

Situation..
You have an online magazine that is published quarterly, but each publication has a new design. After spending so much time to develop the site you are proud of your work and you want to be able to archive each issue/edition for your users.. How can this be done you ask yourself? Easy!!

Solution..
Go to admin/content/taxonomy and create a vocabulary called "Newsletter Issues" and enable it on the same content types as above.. this will be used in your website naming convention... will be discussed later..
In your theme's folder create a template file "page-taxonomy.tpl.php" this will over-ride drupal's default handling of taxonomy pages..

Using template files enables us to control the look and feel of of individual pages....
Drupal looks through a list of suggested templates from the most specific to least specific and checks your theme's directory for a matching template file. Once it finds a template that matches the criteria, it applies that template to the page for e.g.
http://www.example.com/node/6
page-node-6.tpl.php
page-node.tpl.php
page.tpl.php

Hey Drupalers,

I was just wondering if there was a cheatsheet out there that lays out the Drupal database design, similarly to this chart for WordPress: http://joemaller.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/wordpress_23_m...

It would be handy to have a quick reference sheet for this, since I'm still very new to module development.

I would use phpMyAdmin... that would be ideal, but the university I work for does not want to install it.

Hi All

I have recently retired and am returning to my roots as a 'traditional' application developer and I have a few applications I would like to develop.