A Note to all Drupaler very important

Hi Guys,
this note is about how its important, to make a screencast of how to use your module.
first I want to apologize to drupal because in the past i thought it was crap. Now I know better. DRUPAL RULES PERIOD.
I think sometime people do not put drupal where it blong-on the top because I not easy for them to understand. Yesterday i found this site http://www.drupaltherapy.com/screencasts
And boy it change a lot of thing for me. I now know that imagecahe serve something..lol

what I am recommending to drupaler is to do more video screencast on how to use specific modules. screecast are simple to do you pretty much just use the module and we get to see the video.
videos are easier to understand than writing. Most people in the world are more visual oriented.
here are some link of free screencast software:
http://camstudio.org/
http://www.jingproject.com/

why do more videos than just writing?

*easier to remember because human mostly remember what they see
*not everybody understand the language example : argument, filter node etc...
*not everybody speaks english or french etc...having a screencast videos make it easier to understand the process
*we can share the video on youtube and other place thus increase the exposure of drupal
*it easy, you pretty much just use the module and we can see it

how to remove '» login or register to post comments' from page

Hi - running Drupal (v4.7.6)

how can one remove '» login or register to post comments' from a page/s?

thx

Changing the password doesn't seem to work for people who have session cookies...

I definitely changed a password for a user, but they were able to login anyways because (I assume) a cookie remembered their login and didn't bother with a password.

Am I misunderstanding how this works or this an issue where changed passwords aren't a fail-safe way to lock somebody out in Drupal?

$output submit button

attempt 1
output .= array('#type' => 'submit','#value' => t('Delete'));

attempt 2
$form['submit'] = array (
'#type' => 'submit',
'#value' => t('Delete'),);
.
.
.
return $output;

I have a return $output stmt that is returning a list of items, but I can't get the submit button to appear. I need the delete button so that I can fire the delete from function form_delete_submit ().

....host that cannot instal Drupal

Why would this be? doteasy.com in Vancouver.

First they tell me I have to upload Drupal 4.7, so I do this.

Now they tell me they cannot instal it and in fact no Drupal version can be uploaded to their servers. They don't know why.

Obviously one option is to move host. I can work that out myself. But has anyone any idea why they might not be able to instal Drupal 4.7? Ideas?

Thanks,

Mark G.

Drupal in Kenya

Can Drupal come to Kenya? Can we here in Kenya join the Drupal world? We feel Drupal is the solution to our complex content management solutions and web security, especially the Government of Kenya.

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