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I have a problem with taxonomy/vocabulary so I'm trying to find every table that the variable vid (vocabulary id) appears in. How do I do this? I have shell access and phpmyadmin. I have a vague memory that Moshe mentioned a module or a list or something but I couldn't find it by searching. I looked on drupaldocs but it only has constants and functions. grep seems like it would be exceedingly tedious. thank you.

Since this morning I have been having trouble accessing drupaldocs.org. Except for a brief span in the middle of the day I have been getting errors like "Firefox can't find the server at drupaldocs.org." (or the equivent in Netscape).

Are other people seeing this problem?

Thanks

Is the standard "web site" or "website"?

No guidance in Documentation writer's guidelines ... Spelling and capitalization.

The Dictionary.com entry for website/web site has this to say:

A funny thing happened when I started to summarize the Site configuration challenge: corporate brochure. So much of the choice involved the site navigation, it took over the summary. I couldn't find anything like it on drupal.org, so I've split it off into an article of it's own.

I'm fairly new and am not all certain I've captured all the facts correctly. Especially weak are 4.6/4.7 differences. I would appreciate feedback, corrections, and additional references. Please forgive the roughness. I didn't spend much time polishing this. I want to get the facts in order before I spend a lot of time on presentation. Do feel free to comment on presentation, though.

The Drupal framework provides a number of options for implementing navigation. This overview provides a brief description of the navigation choices with associated pros and cons. It is aimed at new Drupal implementors.

The following five navigation types are reviewed:

• Primary/Secondary Navigation
• The Menu Module (part of Drupal base installation, called core)
• The Book Module
• Taxonomy
• Hard-Coded HTML Block

Arguably there is a sixth method: The Blended Approach. It isn't uncommon to combine two or more of these methods. For example, the Drupal.org sites uses a combination of the Primary/Secondary navigation with the Book Module.

When all of us have read the excellent doc: Drupal's page serving mechanism , We did got much clear views of the drupal starting process, but for 4.7 beta, the case changed much, as a beginner ,Trying to figure it out is not a easy thing,but it's good that we have source codes in hand,so i'll do my best to catch any clue in order to study and promote drupal. Let's begin:

when we type "http://www.example.com/a/b/c" in our browser, The apache server (or others) begin serving the index.php in drupal base dir to us, that is , drupal begin to emerge itself out, the index.php has only few lines codes,let's check it out first.

require_once './includes/bootstrap.inc';
drupal_bootstrap(DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_FULL);

$return = menu_execute_active_handler();
switch ($return) {
  case MENU_NOT_FOUND:
    drupal_not_found();
    break;
  case MENU_ACCESS_DENIED:
    drupal_access_denied();
    break;
  case MENU_SITE_OFFLINE:
    drupal_site_offline();
    break;
  default:
    // Print any value (including an empty string) except NULL or undefined:
    if (isset($return)) {
      print theme('page', $return);
    }
    break;
}

drupal_page_footer();

The outline process is there,let's dive much deeply into the index.php:

1 require_once './includes/bootstrap.inc';

This line is much easy, just uploading the drupal bootstrap functions, do nothing else:

Hey,

is it possible to download the API reference as a html tarball ?

I know the page Your own drupaldocs site but i prefer a html tarball or similar.

Thanks, Ralf