Hey there. New to the site and very, very new to SQL development. We use Drupal 4.6 on our site. We use a Drupal portal and the most current version of phpMyAdmin.

Being new to SQL scripting, I'm certain that the problem I'm having is user error. I'm simply missing a step.

Now, I have created the tables on the database (shoutbox and shoutbox_moderation) and set the values appropriately. I have also uploaded all the files into the /drupal/modules/shoutbox folder.

I'm writing an alternative comment module, intended to get comments from non Drupal sources (like other forums). It currently uses a new table to map external threads to nodes, when a new node is created/published. It will show comments below nodes just like Drupal, but the comments are from a different forum package.

It's working properly, but requires deletion of the current comment.module, they cannot co-exits. I would prefer to wrote it in a way that either module can be enabled, but not both, instead of requiring physical deletion.

I use taxonomy_menu pages as my primary navigation because they display all child nodes in full. The problem is that a user can drill down through my taxonomy via the taxonomy_menu pages fine, but if they try to back out using the breadcrumbs, they are backed out by way of the regular taxonomy pages and this is confusing.

Hi,

The Birthday module displays the brithdays of drupal users within a configurable timeframe. It works against drupal 4.6. If there is some interest in this I can clean up the code and add features.

You can download it at: birthday.tar.gz

Enjoy!

Hi,

I wrote a module for limited phpbb-integration for my own usage. Now it looks like quite a few people want this functionality, frankly a lot more than I expected.

Do the core developers have any opinion on how I should proceed? I know the obvious answer is to drop the phpbb module, and work on the forum module instead. Except for that though?

I am developing an Intranet information platform using Drupal for a research laboratory. The World's largest Biomedical literature database offers scientific literature search output (returning to user's input key words) using RSS. Using the standard aggregator there is no problem to get a common feed (set up be an admin). But my question is: is it possible to adapt the aggregator so that each user can define his/her own source (URL), and can only edit his/her own URL ? - very much 'MyAggregator'.

Good to hear others suggestions.