Drupal 4.7.x

I am a teacher and trying to set up a site for my students to interact with. Many of the students have net access but are not able to obtain emails as their parents disallow it (with good reason). Is there a way that a reasonably adept person can make drupal just auto register a user based upon a submission....or even give the admin the option to approve a user STILL without sending an email? Either method would be acceptable.

Thanks for the help!

~Todd

I am trying to evaluate a content management system preferably based on PHP/MYSQL. Here's my requirement,

- Software should allow authenticated users of the website to create their own websites with their own subdomains
- Software should allow each authenticated user to generate their own static content
- Software should allow each anonymous user to view each user created website.

Is DRUPAL is a good choice for this? I am confused whether Drupal in Multiside mode can handle the above requirement.

thanks in advance.

Hello:
I'm testing several different CMSs in my computer. It is running Windows OS and XAMPP. Already I've installed Xoops, Tikiwiki, Mambo, Typo3, PostNuke, CPG Dragonfly etc.
I followed carefully the instructions to install Drupal, that is:
I´ve created the database.
I've populated it using the SQL script provided with drupal
I've modified the settings in the settings.php
When I tried to open Drupal in the broser what appears is the contents of the settings.php!
Any help?
Regards.
Martin

The question seems to have been raised multiple time without any answer.
The taxonomy.module seems to have been patched in 4.7 to support a new sort parameter but there is nowhere this parameter can be set (at least it seems so).

If you know a solution to sort nodes by title on taxonomy pages, please help me.

TIA.

Hello,

I am working on an idea I for Organic Groups I call "autogroups," where groups are created and populated automatically based on the roles in a system.

In looking to implement my solution, I want to act on user objects after updates to a user's role. It would seem the obvious hook to implement is hook_user.

The long-awaited category module has finally been released! You can read all about the project's cool features, and its current status (and download it for CVS/4.7), at this page:

http://drupal.org/node/39683

The original category module proposal explains a lot of the concepts and motivations behind this project, as well as a huge number of comments that users have left over the past few months:

http://drupal.org/node/23730