Post installation

I want to have anonymous visitors who sign up for an email newsletter be forwarded to a version of the registration page which has an introduction that reflects the context: eg thanks for signing up for the newsletter, now consider signing up for the site. It would be great if their email address would be passed through too.

The way I was thinking of attempting it was to change the user.module script to lookf for a user/register/newsletter in the url. But I was wondering if I could use/make a module that would insert itself in there at the top?

Hi,

im working with Drupal CVS HEAD and have some flexinode types. Now I want to theme the listings page of these content types, is there a way to modify the Teaser or listing directly like i did with the main page (node-flexinode-1.tpl.php)?

For a site with hundreds of users, I think it would make sense to have a user specific directory created automatically when a new user is added- just like files/images is created when the image module is enabled.

I vaguely remember having seen something related to this before, but I just wanted to know if anything is already available or being worked on or can be implemented in 4.6?

I tried a search for something like this since I figured it would've come up by now; to my surprise, it hasn't. It's either that or I'm horrible at using Drupal's search.

Basically, I'm looking for a little PHP snippet to put into a page node that will print out a table of contents (node and all children) for a specified book node. It would basically be a fully expanded version of the dynamic book navigation block for a specific book. A handy little extra would be a variable to set the number of levels deep to transverse the tree, 0 for unlimited.

In my comment configuration I have "Location of comment submission form:" set to "Display on separate page". Yet when clicking the "Add New Comment" from the node view page the form appears on the same page. However, when clicking "reply" from another comment a new page appears as expected.

Has anyone seen this before? If so, is there an easy solution?

Thanks!

Hi,

Have been trying to set up my new site. It is going to be based on videos, not sure how detailed organization I will require but for now, let's say I just want one category of content called "videos".

I went to categories - add vocabulary - then created "videos"

Is this enough? I want it so that when I add video content, I can have it displayed in specific ways. Do I need to put a parent category before this in case I make a page that does not have videos? Because I beleive like this, any page I create will automatically be labeled as "videos".