Module development and code questions

Hi all!

I posted some issues before according to the filestore module. There were no answers.

Now i'm at a point were i want to fix the module myself.

I'll ask you two question:
- Is it worth fixing the module or there are existing concepts doing the same as filestore?
- How can i get CVS-Access to commit my changes.

Regards
Sam

Hi All,

This is my first try to write a drupal module. I have markdown filter module for drupal. This is very heavily based on Jim Riggs textile plugin and Michel Fortin's php-markdown script.

Please give it a shot if you like markdown. I welcome all comments on this module. I am releasing the code under GPL.

http://phpjukebox.sourceforge.net/drupal-markdown/
(till I move it to a more permanent place)

--Amit Chakradeo

Hi,

I'm about to create a gaming review site. But can I turn the book module into a review module? Can I do that by changing all the "book" words in the source to "review"?!? Anyone that have experience with this?

/rjpa

Is there a way to translate the contents of a custom block with either locale or i18n?

Hi,

Is anyone have succeed to patch xstory and attached_file for Drupal 4.4.1??
I'm working on this but there is still bugs.

Thanks,

Hi, I'm not sure if this is the best place for this, but I couldn't find a project for fscache.

I run Debian Woody for production servers, and some of the software is a little old these days but I'd like to stick with the included versions for stability and security patching reasons. We need to be able to upload large (ie up to 20MB) files into Drupal, and the original filestore module was running into the 16MB SQL packet size limit on MySQL 3.x.

So I recently installed the filestore2 module (and fscache) from cvs into a test Drupal 4.4.1 install here, because filestore2 seems to get around those issues. Anyway, filestore2 requires fscache and fscache has a couple of bits that require PHP 4.2.x while Woody still uses 4.1.x.

I made some minor mods to fscache.module and got it all working properly. In case anybody is interested, I've included them below: