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I want to categorize users. A group of people should be able to edit and post in a particular category only. But all the users should be able to view the posts.
For example: Say if there are three users A, B & C. 'A' should be able to post and edit only in a category called "Computers". B should able to post and edit only in a category called "Technology". And so on. But all the three should be able to view all the posts.
I installed Drupal and it is working rather well, but I'm having some issues with my frontpage.
My site is here (it's a testsite for the time being) http://gic.vsbnet.be/ (in Dutch)
As you can see, there are a number of content items on the frontpage, which I can remove by unchecking the 'on frontpage' option. But all items have some properties published (author, timestamp).
I'm using the Category module to organize the navigation on a site I'm working on. Some of the content is deeply buried because of the way the hierarchy is structured. I've read it is not good practice to have any content buried 3 clicks away from the homepage, however it is necessary because of the way this site is structured. As an example a post might be made in the following category:
While setting up and customizing Drupal's default forum I realized there isn't a quote-feature available. Just a simple button to quote a message, placed next to the buttons to reply, edit or delete a comment. Does anyone know how to do this without too much extra scripting? (I'm quite the PHP-n00b.)