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Is there any way to get the events module to automatically post events to the front page - say on the day the event is on, or a day or two before. Events could be posted months beforehand and this way everyone wouldn't forget about them.
i have received quite a few email from people in Nepal saying that my site hasn't been updated for the past 4 days. They say, everytime they open the site, they see the November 6th version for my website.
However, the site gets updated multiple times each day, and is in good standing. Newer stories have even appeared on google news, so I dont know thats going on.
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As the people who are going to edit my site are not always IT-professionals (that's a euphemism...), I would like to force them to use a taxonomy-term to classify their content.
Now, it is possible to mark a vocabulary as required, but that is not what I want. Why? Because I will have several vocabularies, and some content will be in one vocabulary and will have no link with any other vocabulary.
A possible workaround for this may be using the Module Taxonomy Access Control, and give each user only the rights for one Vocabulary, then, it works out fine.
The workflow of my site would be really improved if I could make an 'add a node' panel inside a template. Think like the 'quick reply' feature you see in some forums.
How could this be done? Obviously I can't node_load something that doesn't exist yet, nor include a .php file that's not called - I hoped drupal_get_form would help me out, but maybe I'm using it wrong, as I just can't get that to work. Has anyone else dealt with this or know of a good place to start?