I'm using drupal to deploy a website for a school which would like to offer e-journals.
I thought the book module could be good however I'd like old books to be available to non-authenticated users, while current book (relative to current year) to be available only to authenticated users.
Can anyone suggest a way to solve this matter?
Why doesn't cache_get return a null $cache->data if caching is disabled? In architectural terms, it seems a lot easier to write modules that automatically implement caching and delegate whether or not caching should actually occur to the Drupal core. Here is an example from the Tagadelic module:
first of all my thanks to everybody that has worked on drupal, I've only been using it for a short time but I'm extremely impressed with what it can do.
I did run into one small thing that I could not figure out how to change using the various configuration menus, I would like to be able to let a user use the 'search' facility to also search through their own unpublished content. After all, if they can see it and use it for themselves (for instance a private address book) then they should be able to search it as well.
I want to execute some individual code, when a new user registers. After this individual code is executed the normal register procedure should go on further. I don't know, how to do that. Maybe someone can give me a hint.
Thanks very much.
Best regards