Post installation

Hi, I'm extending the drawing tools of Drupal, have implemented Ajax thoroughly.

I now have to add multiple row deletion, with the classic toggles in the first field of the table (just like in any user friendly interface).

Do I have to go on cracking and changing the core, or is there anything like that already implemented?

Darn, I hate working on this....I'm more for making things from scratch, it's my boss who told me to use it because we have too little time!

Any help greatly appreaciated!!

:)

Thanks,

Hi, I'm extending the drawing tools of Drupal, have implemented Ajax thoroughly.

I now have to add multiple row deletion, with the classic toggles in the first field of the table (just like in any user friendly interface).

Do I have to go on cracking and changing the core, or is there anything like that already implemented?

Darn, I hate working on this....I'm more for making things from scratch, it's my boss who told me to use it because we have too little time!

Any help greatly appreaciated!!

:)

Thanks,

On the "create content" page there are descriptions for each content type for which a node can be created. I know when I create a custom content type I can control the description that appears on that page, but what about "page" and "book page" types? I am using both for vey specific purposes and would like to have that reflected in this description rather than having users clicking into a type and reading the explanation at the top of that type's add page.

I looked around in the database for where this info might be stored but didn't spot it. Any suggestions?

Must I limit myself to only one content management system to run a website? With two I could have the best of both worlds, perhaps...

Specifically, I wonder how to use Drupal for read-only functions to serve dynamic content to visitors (who need no login) while using another CMS for content entry and editing.

Hi.
I have downloaded some modules (eg banner, flexinode).
There're 2 SQL, (ie *.mysql, *.pgsql).

I use MySQL, cPanel, phpadmin.
I'm not sure what I do with the file *.mysql.

Should I install it in my existing database?
Or do I need to create a new database and install that *.mysql?

Thanks.

Hello all,
I have some already existing directories with picture on my server. Hundreds of photos. Access to this directories was controlled via .htaccess for defined group of users. Now I run drupal and would like to allow registered users just enter this old galeries
like they used to do. I would like not to enforce them to enter user/password when they are already logged to portal. Is it possible?