Post installation

im trying to figure out how to make the topic of the post instead of going to the node when you click the title have the link go to the link you put in for the weblink how digg.com have do it.

i understand http://drupal.org/node/28111 would do the trick but that only displayes the latest topics you have created but i want it so whenever a new news post is created with a link the title url gets replaced with the link to another site just how digg does it.

how would this be done

having reviewed the project.module docs and issues here online and checked various links on my own site, I'm at a loss...

where do I change/edit/add items in the Project.module: Component list

where do I change/edit/add items in the Project.module: Category list

both are likely starring me in the face but I'm missing it

thanks in advance
Brian

I want to design a CMS site that has a number of 'payment levels' for its use. Users will pay online (via worldpay or something similar) for time limited use of information, databases, etc. There will be different levels of access with different costs attached. Has anyone done this with drupal, and if so, what did you use and how did you implement it?

Richard

I am the only author on my site, and I would like to remove the 'Submitted by name'-info on Story nodes, but not the date-info, is this possible?
I'm using an xtemplate based theme running Drupal 4.6.5

Thanks,
Mikkel

I've been checking out drupal for a few days.

So far I like what I see. However what made me decide to check it out was that I stumbled across :

Drupal clone of Slashdot? and also someone at phpweblog.org suggested drupal.

Slashcode would actually provide me with the functionality that I want, but we don't run mod_perl on our site. A number of PHP clones of slashcode seem to have ceased active development. We can run perl via CGI and have been using Moveable Type for about a year. However the comment system is awful. We've tried to improve it with some really cool stuff from scriptygoodness.com. However even after all that the comment system is still bad.

Anyway, I'm looking at drupal now. I really like how it is so much more than what Moveable Type is. (all it needs to be a complete web portal managment is an ability to have a wiki and to add a calendar) .

Now the last few days I've been trying to figure out how to configure drupal to offer Slashdot style comment moderation. So far drupal has decided to do everything but that :-(

I've enabled a number of modules including comment and queue. I went to comments/configure and set up settings, moderation matrix, moderation roles, moderation thresholds, moderation votes.

Now the best I'm able to have happen is that the user can slect from a dropdown which has a list of possible moderation votes then click on "Moderate Comments" After this the moderation votes dropdown disappears but it doesn't seem like any of that information is captured. Moderation scores don't seem to be displayed. There doesn't seem to be any way to limit how many comments a user can vote on or when they get their "Mod poitns" (just to use a Slashdot term).

I just can't seem to find a description of the URL syntax for flexinode, e.g. flexinode/list/, flexinode/table.

Could some kind person help me out? I really have tried searching.