I am interested in have a features request area on my website. I would like users to be able to vote on each feature so that I know which are most desired. Users should be allowed to add to the features list. The display of features would be both as submitted and highest to lowest votes. What would be the best way to implement this?
I'm starting a multilingual module for 4.7 that will allow a node to have a translated version as a separate node but linked together. For example, as a translator with appropriate permissions, any node (usually English) would have a "translate this" button which, when clicked, creates a new node of the same type with the original English node as the source (as a node id only). After the new node has been created, a user of a different locale will see the translation (if their locale matches) instead of the original.
I just started using WAMP Server, a fantastic OSS compilation of Apache 2.0.55, MySQL 5.0.18, and PHP 5.1.2, with phpMyAdmin, SQLLite, and a great central taskbar app to control and configure everything. It's free and easy to install on a Windows box.
I talked to some guys about an "full html-page"-article in the support-channels yesterday. It seemed impossible for me to submit a given xhtml-fragment.
Today I found a - I would call it - bug, and i'm looking for some verification in this thread. I'm using 4.7.beta4 with an php4.3 and a MySQL-DB.
Currently the javascript functions can't benefit from Drupal's theming functionality and/or translations; Basic calls like l() and t() are not available in Javascript.
We could improve this situation by changing the javascript files in core (drupal.js, progress.js etc) into php files that output js files? The php script would need to set the mimetype of the resulting output, but other than that they can stay the same as they are now.