I wanted to use Highslide only for HTML content, but the module requires imagecache, which my site doesn't need. Imagecache, in turn, requires other modules, plus clean URLs. This is a lot of overhead for something all users may not need.

Would it be possible to break out the sections that need imagecache into a submodule, such as highslide_imagecache?

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q0rban commented

Yes, I think this is a good idea. Patches welcome.

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klonos
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+1 here too.

I am not using the module right now, but what Martin says in #0 makes perfect sense. Wish I was more familiar with drupal module coding so I can contribute.

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q0rban commented

klonos, get coding! It's super fun, I learned php *from* Drupal, so I'm sure you can pick it up too. :)

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klonos
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I do intent to James!

I am an old delphi/c++/vb coder with limited real-life projects. I know my way around basic html/php/css/sql, but I need to pick up on drupal APIs, hooks and the such. Very limited time though :(