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Hello, guys

I suggest that you should add a note about the use of memory of drupal.

I recommend you mention that when using all modules, you should change your php.ini's memory_limit to 20M (or whatever it may be, this works for me) and that the usual usage should use xM in this variable.

I recommend somehting like:

Minimal requirement: xM
Recommended: 20M

That's it.

The thing is that I was asking myself for a lot of time... what happened... why did I get a blank screen. This was the cause.

im wondering if there is an ability throughout these forums to track different threads without actually commenting.

im a new drupal user and come across "How Do I" style questions that i need the answer for as well. as i dont have much to contribute, i would like to follow the post to see if people respond.

is there a way to do this?

-=Vince

I can't seem to locate documentation on creating filters. I want to get started on some things, and the first thing I need is a simple filter that just does some simple regexps. Where can I find something like this?

Im reffering to this node:
http://drupal.org/node/35730
It suggest a very simple code to start:

(This posting was originally sent out on the Drupal documentation mailing list. If figure while I'm waiting for feedback there, I'll post it here too)

I'd like to submit the following suggestion for introductory documentation to be added to the Installation and configuration handbook under the first section, Introduction to Drupal terminology.

I'm suggesting changing the 1st paragraph on this page from:

Drupal is a web-based content management system. Text and pointers to other kinds of content are stored in a database, dynamically retrieved and composed, and presented to a user in response to a request sent via a web-browser.

to:

Drupal is a web-based content management system. Text and pointers to other kinds of content are stored in a database, dynamically retrieved and composed, and presented to a user in response to a request sent via a web-browser.

Content in Drupal is created in individual "nodes". For nodes of type "story", users can add comments to the node (comments themselves are not considered nodes). Depending on site settings, adding new nodes and/or posting comments might or might not be allowed. Also, nodes or comments might require approval from the moderators before the node or comment is displayed. Blog entries are another type of Drupal node.

The default Drupal layout ("Theme"), consists of three columns. The center column is referred to as the "Content Column". It typically displays summaries of the most recently posted nodes in date order. If you click on a node summary, the full content of the node is displayed in the center column.

Hi..

This link does not work>>>

http://drupal.org/node/17170

Is this ok?