I'm trying to migrate in some custom data from a home grown CMS...
And I'm trying to understand the relationship between the node and node_revisions tables.
Maybe I not adding in the right modules or creating true revisions...
but why do I only have the most recent revision of node content in the node_revisions table?
Is there a module somewhere that allows mutiple versions? or mutiple layers of undo?
Is the node_revisions table documented well somewhere?
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm currently running a Joomla site but want to migrate to Drupal which I've installed into a sub-directory.
I've got far too many articles and comments on the Joomla site to consider migrating the content, so I was hoping to create rewrite rules so that Joomla will serve it's content if a user enters the direct URL of that article (www.domain.com/content/view/xxx/yyy/) but anything else will redirect to the Drupal sub-directory, but without the sub-dir name showing in the url.
is it possible to create a enum field?
we are planning to import an existing database including several enum fileds for use in a drupal enviroment. sadly there seems to be no data type "enum" available in drupal 6.4. is there a convenient option to add such a data type? has anybody had the sane problem and an acceptable solution or workaround?
As a Joomla user (2 sites only so far) - I'm happy with what I've seen with Joomla but I've decided to come and find out for myself how Drupal compares.
I'm sure I could spend hours digging this info out of the dirt unless someone can quickly lay their hands on some useful links.
Is there any realistic release date in mind for 7?
I'm trying to integrate a new PHPBB3 forum with Drupal 6.4.
I've been successful to an extent, so far as to say that Drupal is making contact with the phpbb database.
It appears though, that Drupal is having issues locating *.php files located at: /public_html/drupal64/phpBB3
I've got the integration module installed here: /public_html/drupal64/sites/default