I started to play with Drupal 5.0 and the first interesting thing I noticed is that admin can create node types. I didn't find any ability to add fields for that node and I didn't notice CCK in 5.0 core (I thought CCK would be used in 5.0 core).
So, what is an idea of Drupal 5.0 "add content type" feature? I can create lots of content types and how can I use them?
What is a destiny of CCK? Will it (or only its functionality) be taken into Drupal core?
My apologies if this is not the right forum for asking this question.
I understand that Drupal is one of the more Search Engine Friendly cms's around. My question then is this:
How do SE robots index the dynamically generated pages? As far as I understand (and yes, I am new) robots crawl static pages. If then all the content, old and new, are saved on a database and retrieved via a query on the fly, how can Googlebot then index it?
I have created a content type Budget. There are 3 fields: title, total and budget_item. Budget_item is a node_reference field to another CCK that contains 2 fields: item and cost.
So here is what I am trying to do and I just can;t seem to wrap my brain around this:
I want the calculated field, Budget->total to be updated by the TOTAL of all the Budget_item->cost fields.