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Curious, but I go in and look at it and I like being able to filter out certain types of content. But it doesn't help with the most frustrating part. Is there any way to list them all chronologically? Wouldn't that make natural sense when you are doing updates to a website that will eventually have thousands of things possibly showing up there? I would hate to try and wade through the some 33000+ stuff that drupal.org has on it. so lon

Hi folks,

I am hoping someone can validate an approach I'm considering. I would normally take more time to test and figure out whether things will work the way I want, but I need to point my company's networking folks in the right direction based on how Drupal will best behave, more quickly than I can reach my own conclusion. So, the question:

I want both internal and external users to access my experimental Drupal site at my company. External users only would be fine, we open the right address through the firewall, and people come in and use the site. However we have internal network users as well. Challenge is, since we're not setting up DNS entries for the site, internal users can't use the same IP address external users will (a firewall 'principle' here - an internal user types a public IP address for a site into a browser, our firewall will attempt to direct them to the outside world, realize that packets are headed outbound but need to be directed inbound, and not route them).

Is the better approach one using the tolerant base url, or should I set up a separate webserver for the internal folks, pointed at the same DB as the external-facing server. I would copy the site from the external-facing server, change settings.php to reflect the internal url, and just let it run there for the internal folks.

I'm hard pressed to think of any reason why either wouldn't work, but it's entirely possible I haven't thought this through (I've been running to meet some content and configuration deadlines, and feel as though I lack perspective).

I'm building a news site on Drupal 4.7 where users can write comments about (aggregator2 based) news articles. Now I'm trying to find a solution for filtering out inappropriate comments based on user feedback.

For each comment, I need a functionality where users could either rate the comment (using a picklist with values such as Inappropriate, Bad, Good, Excellent), or, more simply, just click a separate link to report an inappropriate comment.

Hi and sorry for mistakes in english (i'm french !).

I want to public nodes with :

1° A security level (Public / Private)
2° A Thematic level (News / technologies /...).

So i use Taxonomy and Taxonomy_Acess modules.

For the security level :
- i made a vocabulary with 3 options : Public, Private / confidentiel
- i allow right for Anonymous user only for "Public"

thats works fine !!!

For the thematic level :
- i made another vocabulary with somes terms with hierachical levels.

This may seem trivial, but is there a way to configure this block to only display say...the last 3 comments instead of the last 10 that it seems to do by default? I try to configure the block, but there are no options to make it display less. Anyone have a solution?

If I were doing this outside drupal I would set the form's action attribute to $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], surrounded by the appropriate bits which for some reason the forum editor/parser won't accept, but if I try to use this within a drupal page, the index page gets loaded.

What is the drupal equivalent of the above?