Drupal 4.7.x

Hello,

I have found these two pages:

http://drupal.org/node/43676
http://drupal.org/node/5253

but they don't seem to address exactly my problem.

I want to have a bilingual site where, besides having one interface
(menus, site map etc) for each language, any single article:

1) can have both an english and an italian version, or
2) full version in any of those languages, summary in the other
but, above all...

Hello,

One important thing I'd need for a new portal I have to build is Geotagging
support, that is support to categorize and search content based on location:

"This node is associated these coordinates"

"List all relevant nodes associated to places maximum 100 miles
from my home"

Basically, I'd like to know how to do with Drupal (and visit working examples)
everything mentioned here:

http://interactive.linuxjournal.com/node/8025/

I'm interested in making some styled boxes about comment just like the Drupal.org theme does. I've got the correct CSS, but can't find where to insert the

This is the first time I am trying out this CMS, so it's new to me.

I am running lampp (or xampp, same difference), so the server is running fine.

I followed the installation instructions to the T, and when I fire up drupal (which I have tried just installing into a directory called drupal, and retried just in my root htdocs directory), it is just a plain white page with some css stuff code at the top, and it told me to create an account, etc...

Note: The GameAPI is an effort to implement browser-based games, primarily RPGs, in Drupal. Read the original design document or check out the official forums. The following post has been crossposted there as well.

So, Er, How's It Going?

The first three bullets of the original proposal were:

• All game data stored in external files.
• The default game data files are multi-genre.
• A gamesapi is created, much like the nodeapi.

And the framework is in place. It's not much of a framework, but is certainly past the realm of "proof of concept" and into the territory of "welp, it works". In the coming months, it'll be edging ever close to "aah, this is why he wanted it this way." And, naturally, there are docs and examples in the CVS. It all works too.

The next stage is centered around character creation, and I had hoped to finish that mini-milestone this month. However, after numerous false starts with multiple page forms (to allow race selection to determine what actual classes are available, for instance) and a desire for "characters should be nodes", only recently, per chx's example, do I feel confident about getting it Right. I'll be working on that approach shortly.

hi all,

SHORT VERSION:

i've a pgsql-based, single-DB, multi-schema, shared-user multisite in drupal 47b3.

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## QUESTION: what's the right backup strategy/procedure for it?

LONG VERSION:
with a lot of help from #drupal-support, and these references:

http://drupal.org/node/2622#comment-78327
http://drupal.org/node/41323
http://drupal.org/node/40034
http://drupal.org/node/20530
http://drupal.org/node/45332

i've managed to get the following installed & running on OSX 10.4.4:

drupal 47b3
pgsql 812
php 512

i'm implementing a 3-site 'multisite':

sites/drupaldefault.domain1.com
sites/drupal.domain1.com
sites/drupal.domain2.com

i've CREATEd a single database: drupalDB

i've loaded three pgsql schemas, corresponding to each of the three sites, into the single database:

   SITE  <---->  SCHEMA_NAME
   -----------------------------------------------------
   drupaldefault.domain1.com  <---->  master
   drupal.domain1.com  <---->  d1
   drupal.domain2.com  <---->  d2

each site's settings.php connects to its respective database.schemaname with:

$db_url = 'pgsql://myuser:password@127.0.0.1/drupalDM.{schemaname}';

noting that, currently, no 'special chars' cna be used/escaped in the 'password'.

fwiw, i'm connecting to the db over an SSL-encrypted connection via TCP/IP, *not* unix socket.