Post installation

Using the Organic groups module ...

Are there ways to create subgroups within groups?

To explain further, say that I have a web for soccer clubs. FC Drupal is a group and FC Iceland is another group. Female players of FC Drupal want to have their own little local group, FC Drupal Females, and a prerequisite of joining this group should be to be a member of FC Drupal. In addition only FC Drupal members should be able to see that this group exists.

Is this at all possible?

I am building a restaurant menu.

The menu entrees are categorized by meal (lunch, dinner, breakfast, etc.) and food type (appetizer, entree, pasta, soup, salad, etc.).

I am trying to display an individual menu (eg. lunch), with items grouped by food type.

I can do it with a bunch of hard-coded term numbers and direct sql statements. That seems wrong and non-maintainable.

Is there some sort of secret function like list_nodes( 'content-menu_entree','lunch') that will output a tree form? Or do I really have to do it myself by hacking the database?

I'm new to Drupal and working on my first demo site. So far, so good.

I would like to create a Master (Top) Site, with 3 related Community Sites underneath it. Each community site will have it's own pages, logins and calendars. However, I would like for the Master Site calendar to display events from all 3 related Community Sites automatically (that is, whatever is posted on a community site calendar will be picked up immediately on the Master site calendar, and if it is modified or deleted on the source community site, that change is reflected on the master).

I had already posted about this (http://drupal.org/node/65049), but I'm posting about it again because I found that the problem is not specific to Textile. This is happening with any module I'm trying to install...

They're simply not showing up after I upload them. I know I am putting the modules in the right place; earlier I had installed poormanscron and pathauto without problems. Then I uploaded Textile the same way (and INSTALL.txt verified that this is the correct way), and it didn't show up. That is, the module list skipped right from "taxonomy" to "throttle". I did a little temporary hacking of system.module to try to uncover the problem, and it turned out that system_listing was not finding the module when called by system_modules. I gave up, reverted system.module to its standard version, and went to bed. Then when I got up and logged back on, poof, there was Textile! That's strange, I hadn't done anything since I had last checked it, but there it was. So today I tried to install the interwiki module, and... that's not showing up either. As a test, I uploaded pathauto again (I had deleted it since I decided I wasn't going to use it), and that's also not showing up even though it had installed fine before.

What's going on here? Does it just take a godawful long time for the system to find them for some reason? And if so, why's it taking forever when it found poormanscron and pathauto (the first time I installed it) instantly?

Is it possible to configure a text field in a CCK node type as an auto-complete that references a table field?

I'm really new to this Drupal CMS... blah blah blah.

Almost all of the image scaling solutions I've see on this forum refer to scaling of images that are uploaded to the a local folder and then displaying as a thumbnail for example.

I run a gaming clan site and all of my members have their own image storage sites like photobucket where they have a URL of an image they want to post in a forum topic node typically.

Sometimes the images are so large that they break the geometry of the page in the browser.