Deprecated - Drupal core

Hi,

Is there any module in drupal which allows you to show syndicated content from a different site ?

Hi everybody,
I am actually studying how is Drupal installed.
I know that install.php is the script responsable. It calls module.inc that enable the communication with the modules. that let us communicate with the system module, and install the database by the script on the system.install.
Is it right?
What do i want to know: the first time Drupal is launched, normally it should launch the index.php. How does it know that its not installed and launch the install.php. is it in the bootstrap.inc, which function is responsible of it?
Thank you.

Hi

I did try to find around if this topic was covered before, but I couldn't find anything. Have the core team thought to add a metatag in the html header identifying the content-generator(?) being drupal?

Drupal is being used in a lot of sites that make us proud; some of them we have to dig deep to find if is really using drupal or not.

Best regards
Dinnouti

We know that :

1- The Garland's color picker works only when the download method is set to public
2- To write new image files and the new style.css to the folder files/color, one needs to set the download method to public, if only temporarily, when one changes the Garland colors.

Surely with php you can write files 'anywhere', i.e. you can certainly write files to the files directory, so what is the reason why we can't do this ? I want to know why.

I haven't found any technical explanation in the issues tracker, nor in the forums.

Thanks in advance.

What I need is to set each node to have a different Input format by default.

A: In the 'Input formats' / 'Content types' settings there is not an option to set each node to have a different filter by default.

B: I have a views module installed and there is an option to set a different filter for a node's header and footer but nothing for the nodes body.

C: I searched the drupal modules database and could not find anything related. Am I missing something here!

Your assistance please.

In a Drupal moderated site users can bypass comment moderation if some days after comment approval they decide to edit their own comments.

The solution is provide a "edit own comments" option under permissions.

Otherwise those users could eventually make the Drupal site editor liable for comments in fact he didn't approve.

There was a working patch against 4.7.x development branch but it stopped working from 4.7.3 on.

I thought this improvement will be present at 5.x branch but surprisingly it isn't.